spry|sprier|spriest|spryer|spryest in English

adjective

[spraɪ]

full of life, active, sprightly, energetic

Use "spry|sprier|spriest|spryer|spryest" in a sentence

1. He's still remarkably spry.

2. Better look spry, Doctor.

3. Yao is plenty spry at

4. The old gentleman was as spry as ever.

5. Look spry! The bus is coming!

6. He was amazingly spry for a man of almost

7. He was very spry and well - dressed.

8. Love is passion, vivacity, spry and warm.

9. You're looking very spry this morning, what's cheered you up?

10. Paul Sherman Yale was small, spry and upright.

11. Mum is still spry and energetic - and she's

12. He was a spry, suave, and very precise general.

13. A spry old gentleman answered, They send us on bus tours!

14. Some of your team should be spry, others should be massive.

15. Special finish: paint, electricity coat zinc, hot dipped galvanized, spry plastic.

16. You don't get to be 92 and still spry by being stupid.

17. The game plan against the small - but - spry Warriors was simple, really.

18. A fall on the leaves didn't hurt a spry fellow like him.

19. Business areas: sealing and waterproofing products and systems. Innovative technologies. Unique spry - on sealing systems.

20. A grey squirrel, spry after its winter sleep, startled Ben by scampering across his path.

21. Nayef is only and fairly spry. But he seldom travels outside the country.

22. Out of doors Shaw continued to look spry and active well into his eighties.

23. Though apparently quite spry, the old men's memories are not what they once were.

24. When Teacher Ma was 70 years old, he was as spry as a kitten.

25. I advised Spry to mount a SATYR operation, and demonstrated the device to him.