Sentence examples for got lively from inspiring English sources

A period of brief calm followed that frantic error-strewn first-half finale but it soon got lively again, David Nugent squandered a wonderful opportunity to level when he scuffed his shot wide from close range after good work from Danny Drinkwater.

Judging from the recaps overhead in corners of the room Saturday morning, the night before got lively: Dinner at producer Steve Tisch's home evolved into a full-on disco party; musicians from the USC marching band showed up at the home of businesswoman Jamie McCourt.

The scene got livelier after two buses from the estate itself added another 100 protesters, and after Russell Brand himself arrived to march with them all to Downing Street.

Things got livelier after intermission, when Muti revealed one of his most endearing traits: his love for obscure works that other conductors won't perform, or can't get approved by doubters in the administrative offices.

Get lively.

Things could be getting lively.

It gets lively, but not overly loud.

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.

My wife's rodents are nocturnal, so they get lively in the evening.