Sentence examples for vibrant state from inspiring English sources

He also said that Glyndebourne was at a "healthy and vibrant state" in its development.

The city was in a vibrant state of disorder and collapse, as were many of the people I seemed to end up hanging out with.

Financed by the American Himalayan Foundation, the project is aimed at restoring to a vibrant state the artwork of two of the three main monasteries and temples in Lo Manthang, the walled capital of the once-forbidden kingdom of Mustang.

And as the governing alliance is increasingly consumed by corruption scandals and a worrisome economic slide, Mr. Modi's qualities as leader of an economically vibrant state have endeared him to the country's aspiring and largely urban middle class.

Half an hour of soaking in warm water will bring them back to a fairly vibrant state, and the flavorful liquid can be recycled (add it to sauce, or substitute it for water in grits or polenta).

A vibrant state economy hasn't "translated into a quality of life improvement for a lot of Californians", said Sara Kimberlin, a senior analyst at the California Budget and Policy Center.

Look at two vibrant states that have no income taxes and have reasonable house costs.

Bush affirmed the U.S. commitment to "Israel's security as a vibrant Jewish state" and to "freedom and statehood for the Palestinian people".

"The United States is strongly committed, and I am strongly committed, to the security of Israel as a vibrant Jewish state," Mr. Bush said.

In his remarks in Aqaba, Mr. Bush referred for the first time to his commitment to Israel's security as "a vibrant Jewish state, " a formulation that both sides interpreted to mean that Palestinians refugees of the 1948 Arab-Israeli war and their descendants would not be granted a full right of return to what is now Israel.

In Sharm el Sheik, Egypt, on Tuesday, Mr. Bush had to push hard to win a strong Arab commitment to cut off financing to terrorist groups, and even then could not get them to speed up the recognition of Israel or acknowledge its right to exist as "a vibrant Jewish state," the words Mr. Bush used today.