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I'd feeling upbeat about Arsenal. |
I am pretty upbeat about all that. |
Warren was upbeat about the Shockers. |
His wife Reiko Yanai said McIntyre was initially upbeat about fighting the charges. |
Hughes, while wary of the challenge St Brigid's pose, is upbeat about their chances. |
Carter said he remained upbeat about his mission even though he had no interlocutor. |
The survey showed that fFirms were more upbeat about their business outlook, with an Ifo sub-index rising to 108. |
But Dominick Stephens, Westpac chief economist, said Wheeler seemed notable more upbeat about the global economy. |
They are also more upbeat about their preferred candidates chances in November than are Democrats or independents. |
Mr Senkut, who was Google's first Product Manager, is upbeat about the potential for angel investing in Hong Kong. |
Ms Khar sounded upbeat on the state and course of the bilateral dialogue. |
Nevertheless the European Commission remains resolutely upbeat on the EU FTT. |
The Washington Post: Both Sides Appear Upbeat On Opening Round Of ' Fiscal Cliff ' Talks Since Nov. |
You go to any E-Commerce conference and the mood is upbeat on the potential and future of E-commerce. |
The global technology research firm IDC is also upbeat on the potential for online shopping in India. |
Asked which Asian markets HSBC was most upbeat on, Lunt said that in the medium to long term, all markets looked favorable. |
We are very positive and upbeat on the political stability of virtually all of the Central African gold-producing countries. |
Though US economists are upbeat on their economy next year, the current global economic situation shouldn't be taken lightly. |
That said, everyone seems pretty upbeat on it, and for the current price point it could be worth a chance to see if it fits my use case. |
This song is upbeat in quite a cheesy way. |
Republicans are definitely the more upbeat in the room here. |
The driver also did his best to sound upbeat in a team statement. |
Manishka is shown to be an empathetic friend, but who is not too upbeat in her academia. |
You've stuck with all the challenges and you're always positive and upbeat in your comments. |
In a sudden turn of fortunes Shankar returns, established as a successful singer, and mood turns upbeat in the family. |
The offsetting force, however, is the macro picture of the US economy, which is looking decidedly more upbeat in recent months. |
In comparison, the figures are far more upbeat in other BRIC countries: 78 percent in India, 67 percent in Brazil, and 62 percent in China. |
Concerns over global demand are hurting Asia's export engines, with autos, technology and shipping sectors among the least upbeat in the survey. |
Unusually upbeat for cynical old me. |
But then again the SBP is surprisingly upbeat for SF. |
For one grand, I want odds, but I'll do a straight upbeat for $500. |
Outlook Management is upbeat for the year 2012 and expects net earnings to come in at $5. |
Companies remain upbeat for the year ahead despite the decline in demand across the UAE in 2011. |
Gosh, that was rather positive and upbeat for me, wasn't it? I must be due for my pills and a nice lie down. |
The news was nowhere near as upbeat for the ASX which dropped to 48 on the ladder of world stock market performers. |
US consumers are feeling the most upbeat for five years, according to the latest survey from the University of Michigan. |
Actually it was a bit upbeat for the Cook, I thought he'd be rallying the troops for BSM as those REDaction lads have been doing. |
The second movie is often a dark movie because that is where the conflict occurs and the third movie is often upbeat for the resolution. |
Brisbane manager Kevin Jordan was upbeat after the match. |
On race weekend, I was upbeat after the practice session. |
Martin knew he was fortunate but was upbeat after the wreck. |
Hart, who was beating Fennell for the second time this season was very upbeat after his win. |
If they bowl first, they should contain Ireland, who are upbeat after their victory against England and. |
The players are upbeat after winning the ODI series and I hope we would take the confidence along with us. |
Coach Stephen Kearney was reasonably upbeat after the 18-10 loss, despite the fifth consecutive loss to the Kangaroos. |
Despite not getting the win Jaafar remained upbeat after leaving Silverstone with a six-point lead in the championship. |
But like the other residents trying to stay upbeat after the fire, even Ron couldn't hide how frightening the bushfire experience was. |
Integrated communication firm Safaricom have entered five cars for the season ending round with team member Nzioka Waita upbeat after reconnaissance. |
I think Suarez's display left me pretty upbeat at fulltime. |
Roberts once again appeared upbeat at work, Colonel Miller said. |
But despite all these concerns, the mood was upbeat at the AFL-CIO's phone bank. |
I am now entering into week 2 on my confinement and things are looking pretty upbeat at the moment. |
Still, the mood is upbeat at Bhagnanis, what with as many as five premiers being held for the film, a first. |
FAMILY UPBEAT At the border to receive her husband, Harbans Kaur could not meet him at the border due to the rush. |
The chief of the state-owned company Turkmengaz, Sakhatmurad Mamedov was upbeat at the conference about the project. |
The organisers of the world's leading trade fair for the automotive aftermarket were upbeat at the end of the show in Frankfurt. |
No doubt buoyed by Dassault Aviation's Rafale being selected as the winner of the MMRCA contract, the mood was upbeat at the French pavilion. |
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Some were upbeat despite long journeys ahead. |
The tests proved very successful and he remains upbeat despite the weather. |
You seem very positive and upbeat despite all of this hardship and that is so inspiring. |
Fox who remains irrepressibly upbeat despite coping with early onset Parkinson's disease. |
At the start of the season it would have been a frustrated figure walking back to the pits, but the Brit remained upbeat despite this. |
He remains upbeat despite the change in plans, as it means that he and the other youth participants will be able to attend the entire summit. |
New Year's Eve, 0800: I arrived at work resigned to my fate, but determined to remain upbeat despite what I perceived to be my great misfortune. |
In a pub off Trafalgar Square, she's upbeat despite her head looking like it's been blown open and her chest looking like patches of skin were torn from it. |
It's a glorious pop song, upbeat despite the recessionary subject matter and guaranteed to be a singalong fave when The Script resume touring before Christmas. |
Vent at home, but stay upbeat with colleagues. |
It is breezy and upbeat with a quick drum line. |
You want to keep the set upbeat with the band? Yeah. |
Upbeat with tourism boom in the state, Abdullah wants to build a new golf course in Ladhakh. |
There was scene of jubilation as the result filtered as most Nigerians were so happy and upbeat with the result. |
It ended upbeat with him walking down the mountain happily, so I'd like to think that was the path to his future. |
I am very upbeat with the results and I find an increase of 45% of registered non religious people a very positive. |
But will it? Polls give reason to be upbeat with improving numbers in the African-American community as the key factor. |
Be wary and be upbeat with economic news and data because these are the times of emotional investing! WeAryBat A rise has a fall. |
As to whether the mood of the dressing room will be upbeat with Yuvraj coming back, I believe it's not dependant on any particular individual. |
It's been tough for the team to remain upbeat as the losses continue to mount, he said. |
Psychologically, they should be upbeat as a they are at 10 in the world the highest ranked team. |
Back at Bobby McGee's the mood is upbeat as the predominantly Democratic crowd grows in confidence. |
The Dancing Pandas, initially so upbeat as the race started, were getting gloomier and gloomier and if you knew those guys then you would know it takes one hell of a lot to get them down. |
In a country founded on optimism he is among the most upbeat of all. |
And the 2009 U-20 World Cup winner appears very upbeat of his chances of beating the other competing goals in the category. |
In this song, the band plays with it one step further, emphasizing the upbeat of the doublets for a very cool syncopated rhythm. |
The note shifts from the downbeat of 3 to the upbeat of 2 (2+) shown in Segments 3, 5, 7, and 8 are especially very common in Jazz. |
Despite the win over Tarlac, Tolete remains upbeat of their chances in the tournament considering the odds against Rizal and Laguna. |
Despite the setbacks, the three-time Asian Tour Order of Merit winner remains upbeat of producing his best golf among the biggest names in the world of golf. |
The boys looked thrilled to be in the Big Apple and appeared upbeat ahead of Tuesdays appearance on the Today Show. |
Bryan added that they have worked extremely hard in their preparations and everyone is very upbeat ahead of the tournament. |
Upbeat ahead of the audio launch, scheduled on September 22, the director is confident that Harris Jayaraj's six songs for the film will become instant hits. |
Although The Twilight Sad use synths, well mostly from their four studio album ' No One Can Ever Know ' I wouldn't call these guys upbeat by any means. |
And, in grains, Mr Ofon was particularly upbeat over wheat prices, which he forecast averaging $9. |
I've seen some close friends go from upbeat to morose. |
The tunes ranged from the soulful to the upbeat to the positively hilarious. |
Despite, loosing vibe, investors were upbeat to textile sector which gained by 2. |
The soundtrack of my life rushes from happy and upbeat to dark and tired without pausing. |
Human musicking is enticed to respond upbeat to the gainability of all that is in every direction. |
They are upbeat to showcase their potentiality as far as music is concerned and exhibit how best and competent they are. |
The tone of the voices ranged from upbeat to serious to sympathetic as it asked questions regarding various health-related topics. |
He manages to be upbeat without being complacent, complimentary to other teams and drivers without sounding fake or, conversely, unduly worried. |
But the other day he was grumpy all day, we were traveling so I'd sitting there trying to keep myself upbeat without him communicating in any way. |