Sentence examples for a lively mood from inspiring English sources

"All the Way Up," the work's first movement, had a forward momentum, with jaunty wind fragments and a lively mood.

Nonetheless, the cast, also in a lively mood (and each still maintaining lively careers), offered some insight into the making of the film and how it has since affected their lives.

"I've lost count of the number of people I've met in the tech industry who started out on a BBC," says the Duke of York, who's in a lively mood, getting hands-on with the tech demonstrations.

If the person does this very often and returns in a more lively mood or is "buzzed," then they have probably been using drugs.

You're a hater!" Williams sustains the lively mood throughout the session with Spymob, three college rockers in standard-issue plaid shirts and woolly hats pulled tightly over straggly hair.

The lace at the widows is gone, and the room is filled with an eclectic mix of antiques, which create a lively, arty mood.

Robert Croft (28) had opened proceedings in lively mood until he followed an outswinger and snicked to Niall O'Brien, bravely standing up to the brisk Matthew Dennington.

The lively mood of "Nowell, This Is the Salutation" contrasted with the more poignant "Lullay, Lullay".

England's players were in lively mood going through their paces in the open part of their Urca training session - and there was the added bonus of the sight of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain doing some short, sharp drills that suggested he is now closing in on full fitness after his knee injury.

It's a playful little thing, this Juke, and it'll put you in the mood for a lively drive to work.

A lively introduction to colours, including the moods and feelings attached to them and facts about the colour wheel for young children.