Sentence examples for spirited try from inspiring English sources

The Gophers did, however, make a spirited try.

The Sri Lankan sevens rugby team delight the crowd with a spirited try after they conceded the first 50 points in their pool match with Australia.

Then the Minders dove into the spirited tune, trying to create those circumstances, at least until the reverb faded away.

For an especially spirited white, try the Philippe Bornard Savagnin.

Kirsten Dunst, with her cocked head and eyetoothy smile, is spirited enough, but, try as she might, she can't animate Orlando Bloom.

On the final day in office it would be churlish, petty and mean-spirited to try to make political capital.

At the beginning of Anthony Quinn's new novel his spirited heroine tries to explain the problems with an unpublished manuscript written by her friend, Nancy.

Several years ago Boutros Boutros-Ghali, the former United Nations secretary general who now heads Francophonie, a spirited group trying to promote (or save) French worldwide, came back from a conference in Hanoi a little gloomy about the future of French outside France and French-speaking Africa.

Company!" Revived, we spend a spirited hour trying to our best to chat up (but not pester) customers.

Just call Game 7, the Comeback at the Cage, after the Kings fell behind by a goal early in the second period and the spirited crowd tried to pull the Sharks along for the ride.

A few young men in the end zone, either spirited or bored, try to start a "Lets go, Nets" chant.