Sentence examples for be especially lively from inspiring English sources

Those discussions could be especially lively because Mr. Hewlett is a board member.

Because this is a state election year, the debate with the City Council over the budget could be especially lively.

William Shakespeare The epicentre of events marking the quadricentenary of Shakespeare's death is, of course, Stratford-upon-Avon (shakespearescelebrations.com), where the annual parade on the Bard's birthday (23 April), from the Birthplace museum to his final resting place in Holy Trinity Church, will be especially lively.

The '09 was especially lively, energetic and complex.

The Variations that close the Handel were especially lively.

The children at both performances were especially lively.

The aquatic scene, in which a giant whale opens up to swallow a merchant ship, is especially lively.

The comments section is especially lively, as participants debate how many superheroes could dance on the theoretical head of a statutory pin.

With Benjamin Millepied as a willful Oberon, full of verve and brilliance in his big solo, and an energetic cast, the performance was especially lively.

Thus, the ball will fight its way down and to the right, making it seem to the hitter as if Mussina's sinker is especially lively.

The section titled "Shopping" is especially lively, with Jacquard double-cloth coverlets, glazed stone crocks and a selection of anniversary tins — lighthearted shiny sculptures that were given as anniversary gifts to married couples.