Sentence examples for stirring one from inspiring English sources

Add clams, and cook, stirring, one minute.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 25 , 1968P. 27 Talk story about Michael Holroyd who has written a biography of Lytton Strachey which has caused a literary commotion in London & is stirring one up here.

She spent years moving from one European city to another, modeling and meeting artists, bouncing from one bed to another, stirring one man to creative ferment, another to jealous frenzy.

Whether told in broad strokes, as in Stephen Krensky's "Shooting for the Moon," or in historical detail, as in Sue Macy's "Bull's-Eye," the story of Oakley's hardscrabble childhood and her hard-fought rise to fame as a star of Buffalo Bill's Wild West is a stirring one.

Her story is certainly a stirring one.

Ms. Clarke's choreographic interpretation of a community of striving people, by turns supportive and vicious, is a stirring one.

A modest success when first produced at Playwrights Horizons in 1997, this Jeanine Tesori-Brian Crawley musical was revived on Wednesday evening in a deeply stirring one-night concert performance starring Sutton Foster as part of the Encores!

Michael Moreland, as the slightly desperate whiny ginger Stevie, and Andy Clark, as the "sexier" Tony, have some fabulous Scots-male silences together, stirring one-liners left hanging and sweating in awkwardness.

The surprise should have vanished by now for Soriano, who showed again on Saturday and Sunday against the Boston Red Sox why he is so valuable to the Yankees: he started three critical rallies in two stirring one-run victories.

Those are big, bold claims, but stirring ones.

She was stirring first one pot on the stove and then another.