Sentence examples for to have spirited from inspiring English sources

Robinson refused to speak English in public and claimed to have spirited himself away from torture and an assassination attempt during the Boxer Rebellion in China.

By the time Mimi Rosenberg, a longtime senior staff lawyer at the Legal Aid Society, arrived at a meeting for tenants of the Red Hook Houses in Brooklyn on Monday evening, she had already had what many of us might have considered a day of time travel, enduring work that would seem to have spirited her back to the era of Jacob Riis.

A popular gift, particularly among the young, the Jesus Action Figure, made by a Seattle manufacturer of novelty items, is just the latest in a procession of collectibles with Christian themes to have spirited their way from church gift shops and Bible stores, their primary outlets, into youth-oriented fashion stores and other purveyors of urban hip.

She said it was not unusual for Thalasinos to have spirited discussions with his co-workers about politics and religion.

Her legal troubles are not over, as two lawsuits loom in her future, one from a company that spent money searching for a live child (who at that time Casey allegedly knew was already deceased) and one from a woman whose name matched the elusive nanny accused to have spirited Caylee away.

Prepare to have spirited conversations.

Of 11 students questioned on the campus on Wednesday, all confessed to having spirited away loaves of bread and bottles of ketchup, not to mention containers of milk and pieces of fruit.

Her concerns for her own children's health have spirited her to be a leader in shedding light on our food supply.

"They never caught the Ripper," he says, trying to sell the police on his theory, "and now time and history have spirited his identity away".

I have friends and we have spirited discussions.

All five candidates have spirited defenders as well as detractors.