Sentence examples for spirited up from inspiring English sources

Gage himself wrote the Secretary at War: These people show a spirit and conduct against us they never showed against the French….They are now spirited up by a rage and enthusiasm as great as ever people were possessed of and you must proceed in earnest or give the business up.

They were loaded onto jet boats and spirited up the Derwent River to the Glenorchy Art and Sculpture Park.

For daredevils, take the gondola up to the top of Little Whiteface and ski down to the Summit Quad to be spirited up to the highest ski point — a cool 4,386 feet above sea level.

The new scene was cut short by the triumphs of Pop art and minimalism, which were spirited up to Fifty-seventh Street by one of the last standing of the fourteen establishments featured in this exhibition, the Green gallery, run by the wizardly Richard Bellamy.

Guests arrive at the reservation's private airport, then are spirited up to one of three camps situated in high woods of spruce and aspen.

While the Sex Pistols were spirited up a small staircase, the bulk of the crowd were forced to run the police gauntlet as they emerged on dry land.

Hilty is entirely winning, one might say adorable, with a radiance both childlike and seductive, and singing her bouncy, spirited, up-tempo numbers she would make a lovely addition to any ensemble.

Writing for the Associated Press, Joe Edwards cited the variety of sounds on the band's second album, referring to "The Church on Cumberland Road" as a "spirited up-tempo," also making note of the Southern imagery in "Sunday in the South" and the "truest country music tradition" of the ballad "She Doesn't Cry Anymore".

Substantial reductions in malaria transmission and morbidity have been reported in many parts of East Africa, consequent to the spirited up-scaling of interventions in the region [ 1– 4].

You can be even portray the personality of Ney'tiri- fierce, independent, wild-spirited, up for anything, bold, fun and brave!

Ha! Look into that mad, treacherous, damned organ you call a heart, Cathy, and tell me why!" Cathy, so tiny and vulnerable yet so spirited, looked up at her tormentor.