Sentence examples for be more lively from inspiring English sources
"He needs to be more lively".
But this one promises to be more lively than most.
"I would like the writing to be more lively, to move away from formality," she says.
But his gait couldn't be more lively, and he's pushing an empty four-wheel trolley, the kind an old lady might fill with groceries.
The choreography could be more lively and original; one number rather painfully recalls the sendup of grooviness from the old television show "Laugh-In".
Umpires R Tucker (Aus) and A Rauf (Pak) Pitch report Likely to have some carry in it and will be more lively than the surface for the first Test, which should favour England's bowlers.
The "idea" of the novel was that poems have more life than poets, and poems and poets are more lively than literary theorists or biographers living their lives at second hand.
Children have started smiling and are more lively".
"The Sony Vaio is more lively," she said.
Mr. Bachchan is more lively and seems to enjoy camping it up as the gay twin.
How did I get wrapped up in this?" The Union Square area was more lively.
