Sentence examples for vibrant from from inspiring English sources

The soloists sounded robust and vibrant from their elevated stations, Ms. Milne and Mr. Sigmundsson particularly.

The sun was waning in the scarlet-streaked sky, and the heat was rising dry and vibrant from the earth.

It was vibrant from fresh mint, tangy from red-wine vinegar and mustard in the vinaigrette, sweet from the shrimp and earthy from the potatoes.

Crewe were vibrant from the kick-off and the opening strike, from a move engineered at Arsenal's London Colney training ground during the team's final preparations for the clash, was a treat: Byron Moore's low corner was aimed at Harry Davis, whose cunning step-over allowed his captain, Murphy, arriving behind him, to sweep the ball beautifully into the top corner.

Teachers reported that first-period discussion classes were uncharacteristically vibrant from the beginning bell".

She says that the palette reflects what is naturally found in the Southwest, and points out that the holes in the structures are painted white, which enables the colours to appear more vibrant from the point of origin inside.

There was vibrant singing from the chorus and elegant playing from the orchestra, conducted with suppleness and Verdian style by Steven White.

But he is also a passionate proponent of recycling — making his vibrant hoodies from reconstructed parachute fabric and updated PacAway jackets from 1950s Swiss military raincoats.

The mix was always vibrant -- from my senior mother to our circuit boy friends -- from those that had to rush off to do drag shows to those that were betting on the various games.

It received an incisive, vibrant performance from the East Coast orchestra, a cheerful freelance ensemble with representatives from several major symphonies.

Mr. Tritle drew a vibrant sound from his chorus in the sections representing mankind and a velvety blend from the sopranos and altos in the angelic sections.