Sentence examples for developed lively from inspiring English sources

Towns, including Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo, developed lively trade based on canal traffic.

Although numerically weak, the Hussite group exercised a strong influence on Czech religious life and developed lively literary activities (e.g., during Rudolf's reign they produced a Czech translation of the Bible, which came to be known as the Kralice Bible).

They wouldn't have developed Lively if they didn't believe there was potential.

Isoraka has developed lively nightlife, with houses converted to upscale restaurants and inns.

And though it is relatively small, the community has developed a lively political personality.

"IL RITORNO D'ULISSE IN PATRIA" The New York City Opera has developed a lively specialty in Handel in recent years.

But that vibe has become a bit too much for many in the Inwood neighborhood, a residential area that has developed a lively night life in recent years.

Its economy developed a lively pulse, and its town homes — stately, historic, but often neglected — fetched prices unheard-of for the area.

Over the course of the past four years, during which Brandi Carlile and her band have been more or less constantly on the road, they have developed a lively interest in ghosts.

The culture, which developed a lively trade with centres in the eastern Mediterranean, reached its peak between 1700 and 1000 bc and spread throughout the southern, central, and Levantine regions as well as to the Balearic Islands.

Louise Blake took her troubles to Mrs. Compton, Blake knew, and instead of discouraging her crying jags, Mrs. Compton had come to imagine herself a sort of confessor and had developed a lively curiosity about the Blakes' intimate affairs.