How To Use Effervescent In A Sentence
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Joanne, an effervescent 42-year-old mother of seven, is a shadchan, one of the matchmakers who devote hours each day to arranging matrimonial blind dates, or shidduchs.
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Not to be confused with tartrate, creatine titrate works along the same lines as effervescent creatine products, minus the bubbles.
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But with her effervescent personality and permanent smile, she could not be a finer ambassador.
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His affable and effervescent nature made him an outstanding teacher with a style that was simultaneously demanding and kind.
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The green wash seems to drain the colour out of other effervescent aspects of our lives.
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But with her effervescent personality and permanent smile, she could not be a finer ambassador.
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Her personality was effervescent and her addition to a cast was one of joy.
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Only he would seize on the effervescent cinematic potential of anything from Lund's ability to wiggle her ears to a chance to pastiche an hour of Paris, Texas in two minutes flat.
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Something tells me that this effervescent charmer will have no trouble attracting travelling companions.
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Given all the efforts to create an effervescent and strikingly different personality for this car, it will break the hearts of Citroën's designers to hear that in the week I test-drove the DS3, three separate people asked me how I liked the "new Mini".
Car review: Citroën DS3
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Kissing my mother and padding her bosom, carrying a banal effervescent cocksureness, he kicked his boots to the center of the room, and whisked her up the stairs.
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You could call Kim effervescent and tremendous fun in her naked patriotism, or you could call her very irritating.
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Her effervescent presence led colleagues to liken her to a glass of champagne.
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Effervescent, lyrical, plangent, wistful by turns, this score surrounds the immortal hit "Le Tourbillon de La Vie" (The Whirlwind of Life), which Ms. Moreau and the composer Bassiak (playing her lover in the movie) made into a world-wide hit, although it had been written seven years earlier.
For the Love of a Fickle Woman
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Business here is often brisk, overseen by the effervescent proprietor who mans the steamy open kitchen.
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The effervescent performance of certain sought-after addresses is flattering the figures.
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My heart will join with yours and bubble over with effervescent adoration.
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José Luis Cuerda's The Education of Fairies is a slight and effervescent, but charming and thoughtful demythification of a" happily ever after "romantic ideal," writes acquarello.
GreenCine Daily: Weekend shorts.
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He raised his glass, looked at the clear, effervescent liquid with the light glinting invitingly through it, swirled it a little, inhaled approvingly, and took a cautious sip, but he didn't swallow immediately.
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By Anonymous, at Mon Mar 12, 12:15:00 PM now I see Blamerbell describing you as "effervescent" Glyn I feel sure that actually you're pretty indestructable.
King of the Political Gaffes
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The effervescent performance of certain sought-after addresses is flattering the figures.
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The concerti themselves have such delicacy in the dance movements, and a wide variety of moods elsewhere, from the sad siciliana to the most effervescent of optimism in some of the allegros.
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I tend to use single quotes any time I want to mark out a word for particular emphasis, whether for sarcastic purposes or because I'm discussing the word itself e.g., "When using a term like 'effervescent' it pays to make sure you know what it means, first.
A Quotation Mark Question
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And apart from supertitles that were rarely in sync, Bel Cantanti's production rode Puccini's effervescent wave impressively.
A night at the opera, small-scale but satisfying
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He is respected, and also liked for his effervescent personality.
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The original root beer was a low-alcohol, naturally effervescent drink.
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The effervescent and heady drink is retailed in two air-conditioned halls of this outlet, which is frequented by a growing segment of young professionals and students.
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his fertile effervescent mind
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Although you're trying to take some time out to think a lot of things through, your effervescent personality will still shine.
The Sun
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A moment later he was back to his effervescent self, swooping Rob's hot dog up off the grill and into a bun in one fluid movement.
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He is bubbly, effervescent, and clearly chock full of manic energy.
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That was the defining message from an utterly riveting battle between Heriot's and Melrose, which sizzled with enough effervescent vim to warm the coldest of hearts.
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Cobain, a modern dandy in purple flares and kipper tie, is effervescently enthusiastic about all things mind - expanding.
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When the effervescent teenage waiter boogied past us on his way another table, M stopped him with the question that was clearly eating him.
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The kind where just sitting down in a chair turns into some kind of effervescent event.
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Likewise, those that thought they were too ephemeral and effervescent, began to appreciate them.
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The Education of Fairies is a slight and effervescent, but charming and thoughtful demythification of a "happily ever after" romantic ideal, "writes The Magicians, a doc that sounds doubly intriguing for cinephiles.
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It's effervescent and sparkly, but like champagne it can become indigestible after prolonged exposure.
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Mojito": The "mojito" was a sort of jelly that had the flavors of a mojito - mint, lime and sugar, and was kind of effervescent and liquidy in the center.
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Her personality was effervescent and her addition to a cast was one of joy.
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Most effervescent creatine products contain creatine citrate or creatine monohydrate along with bicarbonate and citric acid.
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Monica will bring to these concerts the fruits of her demanding approach in rehearsal, her natural virtuosity as a player and her effervescent, charismatic musicianship.
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Baby artichokes en barigoule (braised in white wine and olive oil) came with perfectly soft-boiled halves of quails' eggs and effervescent-tasting violet heartsease flowers.
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Miniature ravines, waterfalls and cascades created effervescent sounds as the water gushed between the rocks.
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The moonlight cast its effervescent glow over the beguiling gardens of the large castle; pinpricks of light illuminated the path that Callista knew so well.
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Her effervescent personality has undoubtedly played its part in that surge in interest.
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As they describe Capote's effervescent monologue, you can almost see him sitting on the beige cloth couch, legs crossed, waving his arms around as if starring in his own movie.
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The original root beer was a low-alcohol, naturally effervescent drink made by fermenting a blend of sugar and yeast with various roots, herbs and barks, such as sarsaparilla, sassafras, wild cherry, wintergreen, vanilla and ginger.
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At their most lighthearted, the duo's bouncy ditties are anchored by sumptuous harmonies and effervescent acoustic guitar, mandolin and dulcimer.
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His affable and effervescent nature made him an outstanding teacher with a style that was simultaneously demanding and kind.
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She called a brewer in California who had made a similarly effervescent beer she'd tasted and asked for his process.
Secrets of a Blue-Ribbon Brewmaster
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In this chapter we shall address two questions: why was France so effervescent in these years?
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Ms. Saunders more than capably fills that information gap: maltier brews will contribute more browning to foods such as poultry that are normally lighter in color, and bottle conditioned beers are more effervescent, and are good in a batter or sauce where the texture will make a difference.
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Landis is bubbly, effervescent, and clearly chock full of manic energy.
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Although you're trying to take some time out to think a lot of things through, your effervescent personality will still shine.
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Padding her bosom, carrying around an effervescent cocksureness, he kicked his boots to the center of the room and whisked her up the stairs.
We Stabbed and a Mighty Scarf Shot Red
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Hissing seconds pass, a lorry overtakes, effervescent bebop fills the car.
THE CHEEK PERFORATION DANCE
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They do not have the same intricate inner workings of women and they are not unfathomable pools of emotions swirling effervescently in a bubbling turmoil of feelings and needs.
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The effervescent and downright bubbly host has evolved from just another flirtatious cable TV personality into a globe-trotting media mogul.
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He is respected, and also liked for his effervescent personality.
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The introduction - oddly named as it contains many major spoilers - is a welcome chance to hear the effervescent, elfin man discuss his themes and modifications to Gorky's work.
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The green wash seems to drain the colour out of other effervescent aspects of our lives.
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A bunch of Brits in this effervescent reissue of the trumpeter's journeys from trad to mainstream.
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Both have the kind of effervescent feel that attracts the young.
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Paula's distinctive art is everywhere, adding colour and a light-hearted atmosphere that reflects her effervescent personality.
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I plunge into the old town, an effervescent mixture of colourful sights and exotic smells.
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Made schemes to retain effervescent collaboration without moving to a commune?
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Metabolicsince hctz may unpleasant effervescent cholesterol by 11%, ldl fruit cholesterol by 12%, and vldl nausea cholesterol rays by 50%, and since it may bring skin secretion, it should reverse mentioned with ageusia in queries with hypercholesterolemia and/or diabetes.
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The purpose of Gould's effervescent new book is to eulogise the distinctive rationalities of story-telling and other non-scientific ways of thinking.
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His affable and effervescent nature made him an outstanding teacher with a style that was simultaneously demanding and kind.
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his fertile effervescent mind
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Nothing turns from effervescent nectar to curdled crud as fast and as completely as comedy.
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I want it to be a result of an exuberance, an uncontainable joy that's so effervescent within that there is no way I could contain it.
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It is a kind of effervescent drink that you make by adding water to the crystals and it is supposed to ‘pick you up’ and get you ready to go when you have had too much to drink the night before.
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In particular, I note that there's a costume for the word "effervescent" in Frasier's gallery that I've seen replicated at a couple of Vocabulary Fairs, in at least one case winning a prize.
Parading One’s Vocabulary
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Hissing seconds pass, a lorry overtakes, effervescent bebop fills the car.
THE CHEEK PERFORATION DANCE
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Her effervescent personality has undoubtedly played its part in that surge in interest.
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The parking attendant ushered us into a spot right outside and we were met at the door by the bouncing effervescent staff.
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Where Carol Shields is swift, effervescent, and inclined to ideas, Alice Elliott Dark is introspective, brooding, willing to risk a kind of Jamesian stasis in the hope of deepening our engagement with her characters.
An Endangered Species
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Yet, along with the soaring voices and jaunty hand-clapping of La La La Song, Low seem in effervescent, ebullient mood.
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To observe the effect of integrate with treatment leucorrhoea decoction and Jialikang effervescent vaginal tablets, i.
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Her effervescent personality has undoubtedly played its part in that surge in interest.
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Her effervescent presence led colleagues to liken her to a glass of champagne.
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