full of verve in Germany
full of verve [fulɔfvəːv] schwungvoll
Sentence patterns related to "full of verve"
1. It was a performance of verve and vitality.
2. It is moreover a book of astonoshing wit and verve.
3. The performance lacked verve.
4. That magazine has a lot of verve.
5. What happened to personality, verve and humor?
6. Pat has a remarkable verve for life.
7. Cziffra played the Hungarian dances with great verve.
8. The first black mayor of the city once represented progress, enthusiasm and verve.
9. 11 Scorsese's catches the delirium of Henry's formative years with mesmerising verve.
10. 6 Scorsese's catches the delirium of Henry's formative years with mesmerising verve.
11. He was almost fizzing with combat verve.
12. The audience rose to his verve and wit.
13. Scorsese's catches the delirium of Henry's formative years with mesmerising verve.
14. 7 He was almost fizzing with combat verve.
15. 24 synonyms for Bravura: brilliance, energy, spirit, display, punch, dash, animation, vigour, verve
16. She delivered her speech with tremendous wit and verve.
17. I wanted him to run in more directly, with his old verve.
18. Joe quickly gained a reputation as a Washington host of verve and style.
19. So the verve in his poems is a sedulous mask of curule psychology.
20. Clearly the criterion for survival has little to do with narrative verve alone.
21. Louisans give with unusual verve, often opting for the avant garde.
22. Bartolo, sung by baritone Jamie Offenbach, was one of the few roles sung with verve.
23. To face of the live, we must have the decisive determination and the never regretted verve.
24. As we stumble in, Mad Richard from Verve is inadvertently pulling down chunks of the ceiling.
25. When he died at 70 in 1970 Jeanson had lost none of his verve or punch.