Sentence examples for been a very lively from inspiring English sources

"It's been a very lively start," he says.

Hutton told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "There has been a very lively debate in Europe over the last few years about this.

"There's been a very lively debate over our e-mail list, and at this point, it's anybody's guess how it will come out," said David Hawkins, director of public policy for the admission counseling association.

The spreading of polymeric liquids on solid substrates has been a very lively subject of research both by experimentalists and theoreticians.

Thus there has always been a very lively debate within the economics profession about the value of the "rational actor" model that is at the heart of general equilibrium theory.

It's fair to say that 2016 has been a very lively year, and with that the British mindset has undergone a shift like a continent across a sea bed: slowly, rumblingly, subtly but massively.

"It was a very lively campaign.

"Kinshasa is a very lively place," Mr. Höller said.

It's a very lively, jazzy, high-energy band that plays mostly original music.

"My inspiration was a very lively history teacher at grammar school," he says.

It's a very lively crowd at Mr. Rodriguez's house of fun.