Sentence examples for come lively from inspiring English sources
The sauce is a microcosm of the meal to come: lively, fresh and probably just a little more brightly aggressive than you might have expected.
The swim shirts come in lively prints, ranging from leopard and chintz combos to allover birds of paradise, shown here.
Out of this wealth of culture and industry has come a lively cornmunity with many interests and attractions.
Then he had heard a presentation that previewed the ice-sheet trip to come — a lively Danish scientist spoke of an archive of ice cores that included samples dating from between 1 B.C. and 1 A.D. — and Friedman was able to write his first paragraph.
Sarkozy has come under lively criticism for granting the Libyan leader a state visit in the first place, and for greeting him with such elaborate warmth; but the French president is relaxed about the fuss, as he showed by his treatment of his wayward minister.
Prosaically, it's a freshness that comes from lively acidity.
On that front, I have my doubts, but when it comes to lively theatrical company, their clamorous worldviews are hard to beat.
The comment came during lively Prime Minister's Questions exchanges, where the two leaders criticised each other's policies on the NHS in England.
You could do worse than come upon this lively Musu on the road less traveled.
Most of his points come with his lively, aggressive play around the basket.
