Sentence examples for been particularly lively from inspiring English sources

The school's contemporary music festival has always been particularly lively, if sometimes diffuse.

The features section is particularly lively.

AS deathbed scenes go, the last gasp of Chateau de Groussay was particularly lively.

The Innovators THESE are a few of the new restaurants in Paris where the food and mood are particularly lively.

It's particularly lively and crowded on theme nights - such as Latino Wednesdays and open mic Tuesdays.

All airports must deal with the threat of bird strikes, but at Kennedy, which was built in wetlands, the relationship with wildlife is particularly lively and complicated.

It's particularly lively in the early part of the evening, especially in an area of old streets near the market rebranded as The Lanes.

Colin Beashel, a member of a sailing family that lived near the Spithills, was the mainsail trimmer for Australia II, which meant that the celebrations were particularly lively in the neighborhood.

Saturday nights are particularly lively, as servers pour glasses during happy hour (5 30 to 7 30 p.m ., and the owner's son, Ariel Ceja, gives free salsa-dancing lessons at 7 30 (beginners) and 8 30 (intermediate).

On the warmest day of the tournament, Nadal's forehand was particularly lively and devastating, breaking down Wawrinka's one-handed backhand with the same sort of ruthless regularity that it has broken down Federer's one-hander.

Between 6am and 2pm every day, it's filled with the bright colours and the scents of fresh fruit and vegetables; it's particularly lively on a Saturday, when many Zagrebians come to buy from the same stalls where their mothers used to shop.