Sentence examples for spirited work from inspiring English sources

The director bought this suitably spirited work space not long after he moved to London a decade ago.

That spirited work ushered in a busy period, including Utz, from Bruce Chatwin's novel and the prestige mini-series Martin Chuzzlewit.

The spirited work was commissioned by the Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer for the new Ministry of Education and Health building in Rio de Janeiro.

But these, among other solecisms, are quibbles with what is an immensely spirited work, whose moral melodies linger long after the last page is turned.

Though the title might lead you to expect something bucolic, this is a bustling, spirited work, with a wandering violin line floating atop a busy, highly ornamented piano part.

Decking out local battleaxe Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard (Buddug Verona James) in S&M gear recalls Allen's spirited work on 1997's Twin Town and TV's Benidorm, but also typifies the reduction of a lusty poetry to baser, end-of-the-pier ribaldry.

Some experienced dancers and choreographers, all over the age at which life is proverbially said to begin, gather together in spirited works in many styles.

In a gallery with spirited works by Vigée Le Brun, Boucher, Goya and others, for instance, is an elaborate merry grouping of Meissen porcelain figures, "The Judgment of Paris" (about 1762), showing the shepherd Paris, attended by the god Mercury, passing judgment on the fairest of three goddesses, Juno, Minerva and Venus.

"I hate mean-spirited work," she said.

There's a risk that this high-spirited work will not be taken seriously in the Maxwell Davies oeuvre.

Returning to the city as part of the Mostly Mozart Festival here is his finest, most large-spirited work of the past 16 years.