As well, the floor of the woods should now be able to grow a rich, vibrant ground cover because there is so much more light coming through.
One very fine illuminated initial, 12-line, in gold on vibrant blue ground with white vine-stem ornament.
Four small initials, 6- to 5-line, gold on vibrant blue ground with white vine-stem ornament.
But the sea life was not abundant, and it seemed more like the Dead Sea than the most vibrant fishing ground in the world.
The surveillance sites have been described as '… vibrant hotbeds, grounded in high quality research and training' (4), and these papers mark a notable shift from the traditional emphasis on communicable diseases in rural populations in low and middle-income countries to the growing problem of NCD.
Pre-ground coffee therefore tastes and smells much staler and less vibrant than coffee ground freshly before brewing.
I am not sure that Ernest's lamb flatbread, a take on the pizza-like Turkish lahmacun – topped with vibrant pulped tomatoes, ground, seasoned lamb, pine nuts and feta – would get top marks for authenticity in Istanbul or, for that matter on Harringay's Green Lanes, but it was certainly tasty.
But where once they had a proper football ground, vibrant with history and designed to allow the fans' passion to influence the mood of a match, now they have an elegant bowl where the emotions are easily disengaged and the most familiar one is dissatisfaction.
The Health and Demographic Surveillance System (HDSS) sites are healthy and vibrant hotbeds of grounded, high quality research, training and service provision.
Hope turned to distress when it appeared that each of the redevelopment proposals contemplated overriding our vibrant street adjacent to ground zero, replacing its existing mix of small, historic buildings.
