Sentence examples for very buoyant from inspiring English sources

At the moment it's a very buoyant phase for me.

"Plus the fact that Liverpool's music and arts scene is so very buoyant as well.

Cable also sounded a warning note, saying the housing market was "very buoyant".

"It's just a very buoyant market," said Francesca Spickernell, a specialist at Bonhams auction house in London.

"I am hugely excited about this opportunity to join England Rugby in what is a very buoyant time," he said.

"They told me they were very buoyant and they didn't take silly risks, and that was why I transferred.

The sound he has created for "It's Very Stimulating," a buoyant mix of samples from children's records, xylophone trills, snippets of in-studio horsing around and Bing Crosby singing "Blue Tail Fly," recalls his work on De La Soul's 1989 album "Three Feet High and Rising," and it bathes Mr. Barman's wacky songs in a fittingly garish Day-Glo light.

And with the open-pedal'd piano sustain of "Love You," Maxwell's "Houdini would be very proud" stays buoyant in the keyboard's wake.

He was buoyant and very warm, especially to younger artists; his friends called him Barney.

In the late 1990s, for example, the economic background appeared very favourable, with growth buoyant, inflation low and profits rising strongly.

Freeman describes the mood in the party at the end of this annus mirabilis as "buoyant but very realistic".