Sentence examples for a lively setting from inspiring English sources

"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.

Many Greeks are not spending money on vacation or even gas, but they will pay to nurse a drink for 8 euros (about $10, at $1.26 to the euro) in a lively setting rather than sitting home and moping.

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".

Twisting downtown streets that once staged raucous Mardi Gras parties are far quieter today, but for dinner, Vintage, in an old mill, offered a lively setting for dishes like crab cakes, scallops and paella.

Every time I am in the suburbs of Philly driving around the parking lots of a shopping mall, I find myself wondering, where could I possibly find a nice steak, in a lively setting, prepared by a real chef?

Every time I am in the suburbs of Philly driving around the parking lots of a shopping mall, I find myself wondering, "where could I possibly find a nice steak, in a lively setting, prepared by a real chef?" Luckily, Creeds is the answer.

Not all of our correspondents agreed, but the review sparked a lively set-to.

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.

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.

Was that great music or what?" he exclaimed happily before a cheering crowd on a Saturday night after a lively set by Mr. Lee's group, which featured a guest appearance by the trumpeter Jon Faddis, the former director of the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band.