Sentence examples for vibrant time from inspiring English sources

There was much more theater, it was a vibrant time".

The 1920s were a vibrant time for Berlin, when literature, art, music and architecture flourished.

I ask Olyphant if he feels like he's living through a particularly vibrant time for TV.

And not unsurprisingly, the summer is a particularly vibrant time for productions of the comedy, which works well in an outdoor setting — what with those enchanted fairy-filled woods outside Athens, where lovers' woes are mystically resolved.

It could be argued that this coming year is the most exciting and vibrant time to be applying for university, with facilities and support at an all-time high at many institutions".

"I think we'll look back and see this as a particularly interesting and vibrant time for education, but that's not to say I necessarily agree with everything that either of them says".

He continued: "These are vibrant times at the club and I am pleased to be a part of what is happening at Grace Road".

Flick also praised the David Morales remix of the song, calling it "a vibrant, time-sensitive disco ditty", while Howard Scripps from The Press of Atlantic City called it "an obvious girl-group ditty", and added that it "is another potential hit".

For years, she worked in the New York City's Mayor's Office starting with Abe Beame, during the turbulent, yet vibrant times of the 1970's.

Overall, in broad brush strokes, that period - early 1700s to 1790s -- was short but incredibly vibrant, violent time when the pirates were at their peak.

(Neil Genzlinger) ★ 'Bernie' (PG-13, 1 44) Richard Linklater directs this gaudily vibrant, at times morbidly funny true crime story, set in the East Texas town of Carthage, about the time when the sweet Bernie Tiede Jack Blackk) murdered sour Mrs. Nugent Shirley MacLainee) and everyone ended up rooting for Bernie.