a spring in your step造句

• It'll help you get through the parade with a spring in your step.
• Want a spring in your step?
• You do not really change them fundamentally, but you add a shine as you walk with a spring in your step.
• Wearing soft pink, yellow, blue or green-- think Easter egg dyes-- in cold weather should put a spring in your step.
• "You can't help but step off this train with a spring in your step, " said Ms . Young, a lawyer.
• "As a tight end, I feel as much involved in the offense as I have ever been, so that kind of puts a spring in your step, " he said.
• Anne Warfield of Impression Management Professionals has studied workplace nonverbal communication and advises employers and employees alike to stand with shoulders back, walk with a spring in your step, make eye contact and smile.
• Within the first month people started noticing : " You've sure got a spring in your step, " they'd say, or " You're really looking well these days ."
• If you finish with coconut ice cream and bananas roasted over coals _ sweet, smoky, the very essence of bananahood _ you will leave, as we did, with a clean palate and a spring in your step.
• Also this year, a magazine called " Liz, " inspired by Elizabeth Taylor, was launched to spread the new gospel that even after multiple divorces, you can still go on with a spring in your step.
• "And you get out of the bed with a spring in your step with your favorite tune on the radio, the Macarena, " he continued . " You dance your way to the front door, swing it open to that sunshine, and pick up the paper and it says Clinton-Gore wins ."
• In contrast, " USA Today " was more favorable in its review, writing that " " Blondes " is an over-the-top, witty social comedy sure to put a spring in your step  whether you're walking in Nars Candy Darling-varnished nails with an all-out Tom Wolfe-style satire.
• Digital Spy writer Lewis Corner awarded the track three stars out of five and commented that overall it, " rarely fails to put a spring in your step . " Tim Byron of " The Guardian " felt that the track " reeks of a tired formula that the Origliasso sisters have clearly outgrown . " The Music's James d'Apice opined that the recording lacked originality, and described the track as " watery, Pink-derived noughties power pop . " In his review of the track for " Fortitude Magazine ", Tom Jewitt wrote that " If You Love Someone " is, " a piece of music which is vastly un-identical to the rest of their repertoire .  If You Love Someone is lukewarm at its best, and excruciatingly tawdry at its worst, " and gave it three stars out of ten.