| It is also contrary to a society such as the Baka who have always believed in abundance and have seen sharing of produce and sharing of their rituals with the sprits as ways of keeping that abundance. |
| They're older than drinkers of vodka and white sprits, but younger than whisky and cognac drinkers. |
| We also got out, and sent them the masts and regular sails of the boat, which was fitted to carry two sprits. |
| As everything has a spirit, the world is also inhabited by the sprits of ancestors, and humans must avoid antagonism with things or nature. |
| I needed more than just overused cliches to pick up my sprits by then. |
| If you were to spend one or two days on the hill you would become familiar with the evil sprits that reside there. |
