Sentence examples for spirited time from inspiring English sources

1. "Catherine Deneuve, Charlotte Rampling and Veruschka... women who have always inspired me for their chic, empowered sense of dress, who experienced everything that life had to offer during such a glamorous and free spirited time".

Halloween has always been a "spirited" time of year.

The difference is that Basil Rathbone's Holmes was an ageless being, to be spirited through time without a wrinkle, whereas McKellen — dapper in his top hat, circa 1917, then riven and slowed by the ensuing years — is nothing if not mortal.

This open-spirited time of cross-fertilization did not last.

The idea of summer being footloose is just a part of the attitude of this free-spirited time of year.

Armistead Maupin's "Tales of the City" began as serial fiction in the pages of The San Francisco Chronicle in May 1976, and it brought to life characters that Mr. Maupin could see all around him in that free-spirited time and place.

The home side defended deep and in numbers, and were spirited at times.

Keisling said she would welcome Jenner's help in fighting what she called "mean-spirited, time-wasting knuckleheads" within the Republican party who were promoting the new bathroom legislation.

In these otherwise murderous and mean-spirited times, that is something to salute.

But again, he was spirited away, this time, to the south Tyrol, then under Austrian rule.

Emily Lloyd, president of the Prospect Park Alliance, said sand in the park's seven playgrounds was spirited away over time and needed to be replenished.