They were spirited to safety.

They're spirited all right, my children.

He was so spirited... ...spoke the truth.

He was so spirited. And he spoke the truth.

She's a Christian, and Christians have spirited her away.

You know that horse is just too spirited for any woman to ride.

In Africa, this will not be possible until a new breed of genuinely public spirited leaders emerges.

and was more spirited and independent than before in my eyes...

And here poor Alice began to cry again, for she felt very lonely and low spirited.

The enthusiasm is obvious, and the campaign is already under way and highly spirited.

Mean spirited and partisan, Dick Cheney was one of America s most powerful vice presidents.

Legislative debates within the National People s Congress, whose nearly 3,000 members are elected from a wide range of local and national organizations, can be quite spirited.

They bridle at a government that must do unpopular things and that also looks narrow and mean spirited.

Rives recaps the most memorable moments of TED2006 in the free spirited rhyming verse of a fantastical mockingbird lullaby.

A woman of breeding and temper spirited like the fine mares of Arabia smooth like the silks of Cathay.

Aside from your sad failure to give throat to spirited battle cries... was your behavior different in any respect... from that of the other men?

Thanks in part to all this spirited work, 72 of Americans, according to a recent Gallup poll, now consider immigration a net benefit for the country.

And these kids had their laptops. But it was really what spirited this, plus the influence of Joe and others.

The agreements that emerged in 1992 at the first Rio summit were good ones thoughtful, far sighted, public spirited, and focused on global priorities.

Given Bo s gift for dazzling an audience, his allies must have felt confident that a spirited defense would serve him well, both legally and politically.

And these kids had their laptops. But it was really what spirited this, plus the influence of Joe and others. We started One Laptop per Child.

Gone, for the most part, are the colorful rogues and public spirited idealists who used to liven up parliamentary politics. Like bureaucrats, professional politicians have mastered the art of saying nothing interesting in public.

The Germans play with discipline, the Italians with the defensive strength of Roman warriors, the Dutch with free spirited individualism, the Spanish with the elegance of toreadors, and so on.

The public spirited justification of the concentration of wealth offered in The Gospel of Wealth has more support in the United States than elsewhere, which reflects Americans relatively greater admiration of business people.

Twenty years ago, the world tried to address these realities through treaties and international law. The agreements that emerged in 1992 at the first Rio summit were good ones thoughtful, far sighted, public spirited, and focused on global priorities.

They were spirited to safety. They were reclassified as Yugoslav citizens and they managed to stay one step ahead of their pursuers for the duration of the War, surviving burnings and bombings and, at the end of the War, arrest by the Soviets.

It reminds me, actually, of the non paper they had circulated earlier, on Defeating the G 4 resolution . In other words, let us defeat everything that is reasonable and public spirited in order to ensure the continued victory of unreason and to use again the Uniting for Consensus argument that this would cause division and be inflammatory. Obviously, anything that precedes a reform is bound to be inflammatory. All radicalism is inflammatory.

But Bo apparently is not accepting his political demise as a final act in his closing statement, he told the court that he wanted to keep his Party membership (he was expelled anyway) and a comeback calculus may well have motivated his spirited performance.

On behalf of the Board, he lauded the Executive Director for her spirited legacy of translating compassion into action and for her tremendous skill, determination and vision in leading UNICEF, particularly her intense engagement in the workings of the Executive Board.

Elaine Morgan is a tenacious proponent of the aquatic ape hypothesis the idea that humans evolved from primate ancestors who dwelt in watery habitats. Hear her spirited defense of the idea and her theory on why mainstream science doesn't take it seriously.

That requires more representation by farmers and workers in the National People s Congress and sub national legislative organs, more freedom for public spirited journalists to investigate cases of social injustice, and more freedom for civic organizations to act on behalf of the environment and those who do not benefit from economic reform.

I would merely suggest, sir, that if Mr. Bickersteth is in need of a little ready money, and is at a loss to obtain it elsewhere, he might secure the sum he requires by describing the occurrences of this afternoon for the Sunday issue of one of the more spirited and enterprising newspapers. By Jove!

To be or not to be?

To be, or not to be

To be, or not to be

To be or not to be.

To be or not to be.

To be or not to be!

To be is to be perceived.

To be or not to be...

To be, or not to be

Right, To be or not to be.

To be French is to be late.

This is going to be 8, going to be 8, going to be 8.

Well it's time to grow up, to be wiser, to be calmer, to be more considered.