Sentence examples for spirited to from inspiring English sources

Ravelstein was too spirited to be careful.

The rebels hold their fire, and survivors are spirited to safety aboard a Chinese battleship.

The two Americans staying with Ambassador Taylor were spirited to the Sheardown house for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Meanwhile, with their own mission possibly compromised, the couple face the prospect of being spirited to Russia.

As Mr Buckley later wrote, the outside world cared more for Spain's art works, spirited to safety in Geneva, than for its thousands of refugees.

The second wave, Mr. Sharif said, was hours later, when the consulate staff was being spirited to a safe house a mile away.

Partly, it's that the one very good book now seems so very good a book that it would be mean-spirited to ask for too many more books like it.

It would be mean-spirited to want it to.

It feels mean-spirited to criticise Electro Velvet too harshly for this.

We all know the celebrations will cost a fortune but it's mean-spirited to think too much about it.

Isn't it more generous-spirited to withhold judgment until we get to know him a bit better?