She, who had been considered rather quiet, was the life and soul of the party.

The engineer was, it seemed, determined to be the life and soul of the party.

"I am sure", Turner replied, "that you must have been the life and soul of the party."

He'd be the life and soul of the party."

For, in public, Davey was the life and soul of the party.

No doubt Byars was the life and soul of the party, a laugh a minute.

She looked attractive, a bit drawn, rather haunted eyes, and she was trying very hard to be the life and soul of the party.

After having been the life and soul of the party for a few glorious weeks, it was extremely annoying to be suddenly relegated to the sidelines.

It was an exhausting undertaking for all concerned, but Princess Margaret was the life and soul of the party.

Willi was infinitely preferable when they were in a crowd, when he was being the life and soul of the party.

Historians have handed it down that, even in the later stages of the meal, the polite lad continued to be the life and soul of the party.

So far from doing the wrong thing and drawing down on himself the just scorn of the steward's room, he had been the life and soul of the party.

Dr Heywood Floyd often thought that, on such occasions, Walter Curnow worked a little too hard at being the life and soul of the party.

Some of the more enthusiastic ladies had been moved to bring offerings of jewels into the hands of the man who was the life and soul of the party.

Adds Colin: 'What the song is about is this shady character, based on a lot of music people, who is the life and soul of the party.

I said to Mrs. Blore last night: 'If Miss Dinny gets taken off, it'll be the life and soul of the party gone!'

People talk for all sorts of reasons - to express emotions, to 'let off steam', to impress other people, to be the life and soul of the party to instruct and inform.

"It requires a lot of thought, energy and adrenalin, so when you return home you want to calm down, recharge your batteries and not be the life and soul of the party.

Which, Fat Charlie explained, after briefly choking on a Brazil nut, was really the last thing you wanted at your wedding, after all, wasn't it, your father turning up and being the life and soul of the party?

He had a jaunty air of cheerfulness and bonhomie which did not fit in well with my consulting-room; he was the sort of man who would be the life and soul of the party in the saloon bar of a good class pub, or at the races.

You felt, eyeing him, that his natural setting was Black Mike's bar in Pago-Pago, where he would be the life and soul of the party, though of course most of the time he would be out on safari, getting rough with such fauna as happened to come his way.

Clutching a Yorkshire Terrier dog in one hand and a glass of Guinness in the other, she was the life and soul of the party; Julia saw that there was much comic mileage to be gained from such a character, and as a result Ethel Mae Skinner was born.

I daresay that's what his highness would like me to think, so as he can sit back and watch me making a fool of myself, but if he wants me to treat him as a hot suspect he'll have to give me a sniff of a real motive - and stop being the life and soul of the party!

She, who had been considered rather quiet, was the life and soul of the party.

Seems like the life and soul of the party type to me."

On location in Australia, he was nothing if not the life and soul of the party.

The engineer was, it seemed, determined to be the life and soul of the party.

Are you always the life and soul of the party?'

"I am sure", Turner replied, "that you must have been the life and soul of the party."

With her big hair and loud personality she is always the life and soul of the party.

He told a reporter, "Tony was on very good form - as usual the life and soul of the party.

For, in public, Davey was the life and soul of the party.

By hook or by crook he would become the life and soul of the party!

No doubt Byars was the life and soul of the party, a laugh a minute.

The life and soul of the party, he was very outgoing, loved sports and would always strike up a conversation with people.

"Young Horley was rather the life and soul of the party, wasn't he?

He wasn't what you'd call the life and soul of the party; he just preferred to hang out with the gang.

She looked attractive, a bit drawn, rather haunted eyes, and she was trying very hard to be the life and soul of the party.

After having been the life and soul of the party for a few glorious weeks, it was extremely annoying to be suddenly relegated to the sidelines.

Even Mr. Blatt forgot to be the life and soul of the party.

It was an exhausting undertaking for all concerned, but Princess Margaret was the life and soul of the party.

Each evening he was off to the local pub The Royal Oak where he apparently became the life and soul of the party.

He loved to laugh and joke and was always the life and soul of the party and would give everyone he met his time.

She had bright ginger hair, a face plied with make-up, she laughed a lot and was obviously "the life and soul of the party".

Willi was infinitely preferable when they were in a crowd, when he was being the life and soul of the party.

He was regularly seen attending nightclubs and discos, and was generally the life and soul of the party.

Historians have handed it down that, even in the later stages of the meal, the polite lad continued to be the life and soul of the party.

For a while this amused me, then it occurred to me that Colonel Race, and not myself, was becoming the life and soul of the party.

His wife said he was consistently the life of the party.

No wonder it has been the life of the party for so long.

Even today, my friends would describe me as the life of the party.

You know I love to be the life of the party."

And when they do, the Fiesta will be the life of the party.

The life of the party gone, there didn't seem much to say.

As usual, each was trying to be the life of the party, at the other's expense.

"I had a feeling when you walked in here that you'd be the life of the party.

He said the booth is invariably the life of the party.

And I'm not exactly the life of the party.

You haven't been the life of the party boat, boy.

By the end of the night, she was the life of the party.

"He always liked to be the life of the party," said his son Bryan.

Devastated, she spends a few years in Europe being the life of the party.

He described himself as feisty and "the life of the party."

She could be the life of the party and yet was often the first to speak for the underprivileged.

He was the life of the party, women loved him, a real womanizer.

But he's not renowned for being the life of the party around here, as I'm sure you've already worked out."

Still, he thinks he's the life of the party.

With the economy perking, lenders are the life of the party.

It was a 5 hour long tour and she was still the life of the party by the end.

He insisted upon being the life of the party, and making his life a long one.

Lady Ursula had several times been the life of the party when her heart was breaking.

Bridget Everett is, without a doubt, the life of the party.

Do you really want to be the life of the party, the center of all the attention?"