Sentence examples for vibrant to from inspiring English sources
Vibrant to the end, she gave back to visitors as much as they brought to her.
In her opinion, there was need for someone younger and more vibrant to attract newer and young people to the Republican party.
Advertisers pay Vibrant to be associated with certain words, which are then underlined twice when they appear on participating Web sites.
Smashing Plates, Maria Elia Kyle Bookss) This crunchy Asian-inspired salad is as vibrant to taste as it is to look at, and great for lunchboxes.
As the sun sets, the houses that cover the city's many hillsides change tone, chameleon-like, from strong and vibrant to dusky shades of pink, gold, sage and pale blue.
It never even conquered its own peninsula: Portuguese and Galician (a close relative), Basque and Catalan are vibrant to this day.In the Americas, it would take centuries for Castilian to become universal.
The 1990s also gave rise to a vibrant campaign to end cosmetics testing Europe-wide.
"We want the downtowns to be vibrant, not to be eclipsed by malls and suburban sprawl".
I left my safe job, sold my house and moved from Oslo, Norway to big vibrant London to build my dream.
And it's helped to remain vibrant thanks to the $3 billion it gets annually from financially strapped America.
Where were the vibrant successors to these works to prove Courtauld's conviction?
