Sentence examples for a lively set of from inspiring English sources
These two join a lively set of tabloid blogs, including the Drudge Report and even the Huffington Post (which launched its British edition on July 6th).
Charles Conder was a notable fin de siècle ("end of the century," characterized by effete sophistication) fan painter, and, in the early 20th century, Oskar Kokoschka decorated a lively set of fans on an autobiographical narrative theme.
Backed by the Kentucky Strangers, Mac did a lively set of standards like "Pop a Top" and "Does My Ring Hurt Your Finger" and danced and clapped and belted notes as if he was performing at the Grand Ole Opry.
In 1851, Schopenhauer published a lively set of assorted philosophical reflections, entitled Parerga and Paralipomena, and within a couple of years, he began to receive the philosophical recognition for which he had long hoped.
In Syria, for instance, the U.N. has a lively set of development programs, is currently appealing for $20 million in emergency relief contributions to help "up to 1 million drought victims," and has already allocated some $1.97 million to this project from a standing U.N. emergency fund (to which the U.S. is a major donor).
"Primavera Amarilla," a lively setting of a text by the poet Juan Ramón Jiménez for soprano, piano, cello, clarinet and violin, was brightly sung by Mary Mackenzie.
Valentine's Day," which uses both chordal and responsive writing to suggest Ophelia's madness, and "Will You, Nill You," a lively setting of a snippet from "The Taming of the Shrew".
Nonclassical sustained a healthy buzz for more than two hours, but by the time the Now Ensemble wrapped up a lively set just before 11 p.m., much of the audience had departed.
Versus, the Versace junior brand, revived by the British designer Christopher Kane, created a buzz — not least with its lively set of a child's playground.
Not all of our correspondents agreed, but the review sparked a lively set-to.
A lively circle of friends and family constantly surrounded another patient.
