Sentence examples for gets lively from inspiring English sources
It gets lively, but not overly loud.
"The bar gets not rowdy, but it gets lively," he says.
Le Sofa (451 rue Rachel) is frequented by well-dressed Montrealers and gets lively at happy hour.
There's also a classy street-level cafe that gets lively at night, marble bathrooms, and a roof terrace with Jacuzzi.
Even when Bartok, and hence Mr. Wheeldon, gets lively, the choreography is so relaxed and deft that the adagio mood is sustained.
"There's another 10 to 15percenttoto go before the market gets lively," said Bruce Sinder, the president of Sinvin Realty.
There are chips, of course, but the waiters also goodnaturedly accommodate requests for crudités; the mild guacamole gets livelier when shovelled up with poblano-pepper spears.
It's getting lively in the Chop Shop.
9.57am: The Labour press conference is now getting lively.
The old curse seems apposite today, as markets get lively again.
