Sentence examples for spirited village from inspiring English sources
Robert Digby's romance with Claire Dessenne, a spirited village beauty, was a form of allied fraternization, not what the next war called collaboration horizontale.
Addressing congregations in the manner he had used earlier in pleading with juries, he fomented spirited revivals in the villages of upstate New York.
In the generations between, villages were burned, children spirited away as slaves and many youths, known as the Lost Boys, were left to wander hundreds of miles across the lion-infested veld in search of safety.
In one case, traffickers posing as relief workers had already spirited several children away from a rural village.
Alongside the low-cost community centres he built in villages, and a string of spirited new Roman Catholic churches, he was commissioned to design the Hungarian Pavilion for the Seville Expo of 1992.
But when Anansa, in local dress, steps away from a village to go swimming, she is instantly spirited away by men working for Sulieman, an Arab slave trader played with relish by Peter Ustinov.
The Scouts' spirited founder.
The others invite spirited debate.
