Sentence examples for stayed vibrant from inspiring English sources

The schools stayed vibrant.

And merger activity has really stayed vibrant in Europe.

"It's all about making sure that we stay vibrant, alive places," Ms. Kempe added.

"That's how the tradition is passed on; that's how it lives and stays vibrant".

"Despite everything, America manages to stay vibrant because it attracts people from all over the world," he said.

The occupancy rate in even the best downtown offices is astonishingly low.Yet the city stays vibrant, despite the exodus of the suits.

Helen Cregger, vice president of Moody's Investors Service, a Wall Street credit rating agency, said today that the Nassau plan was based on the economy's staying vibrant.

Partly because no major economy has managed to stay vibrant, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development reported this week that its 30 member nations would probably experience reduced output in the second half of this year.

Avoid using more than one co-primary to mix a colour, and don't use any more than three colours in a mix, so that the colours stay vibrant and don't lose their overtones.

While Benedict, the shy theologian, focused more on ethics and advocated a purer church, even if it might end up being smaller, Francis was elected for his belief that the Catholic Church must engage in dialogue with the world — even with those it disagrees with — if it wants to stay vibrant and relevant.

"One of the messages Mr. Greenspan sent was that we need bold action, not only at the Fed, but I would interpret that to mean bold action in the halls of Congress to make sure this economy stays vibrant," Mr. Bush said.