Sentence examples for wild spirits from inspiring English sources
They are like the hungry, wild spirits of old.
Thomas treats them as a topiary artist treats foliage, bending their wild spirits into stilted shapes.
Nielsen was one of the great wild spirits of musical history — an unruly craftsman who emulated Beethoven by kicking his models away.
These otherworldly creatures are members of the Grödig Krampus, a 45-strong group who, every year during advent, metamorphose into wild spirits in horned masks and rugged furs, then rampage around the streets chasing away the evil spirits of winter.
If the requisite wild spirits can survive in these conditions, how might they flourish if not held back?Yearning to be freeThough they have suppressed demand and made financing ever harder, the great recession and the euro crisis may also mark a long-term change in Europeans' perception of risk.
Innovation from Wild Spirits.
But lately, a wild spirit has come poking its slim snout into this pocket of tidiness.
If you were hit, that was it.She was a wild spirit, easily bored; she loved to tango, foxtrot, sing along to jazz.
Among snowboarders and skateboarders and others, to "huck" is to throw oneself into a jump without inhibition (the term was inspired by the wild spirit of Huckleberry Finn).
On Christmas Eve we had dinner in a log cabin overlooking the forest in a backpackers' lodge called Wild Spirit, then drank beer round the camp fire.
He also tries to evoke her complex personality, part cool visionary and part "wild spirit," as Ailey describes it in his poignant program notes.
