Sentence examples for help enliven from inspiring English sources

A cup of coffee with Kim Jong-il could turn sour, but North Korean tunes might help enliven the situation.

They help enliven what is, at root, a two-hour history lesson and add a meta-theatrical dimension, by juggling roles in full view of the audience.

The movie is too insipid for such hand wringing, in any event, and the attention-grabbing turns by Alec Baldwin, Russell Brand and especially Tom Cruise as a rock-star crazy help enliven its overlong two hours.

"The problem is embodied in the casting of Ms. Mitchell ('High Art'), a star of weighty film dramas who's good when tension, brittleness or fear are called for but doesn't appear to have the light touch that would help enliven scenes in which Marta adapts to her new role," he said.

The problem is embodied in the casting of Ms. Mitchell ("High Art"), a star of weighty film dramas who's good when tension, brittleness or fear are called for but doesn't appear to have the light touch that would help enliven scenes in which Marta adapts to her new role.

It's a quality that can help enliven any relationship.

Its four leading dancers helped enliven it.

But Vaughn's re-emergence has helped enliven Rutgers.

This helps enliven his by now very slick and decorative formula.

It helps enliven an otherwise dull assembly, where the African National Congress (ANC) has held an overwhelming majority since the end of white rule in 1994.This session is different.

Many noted that it was Mrs. Gore's public, and lengthy, kiss of her husband at the Democratic convention that helped enliven his candidacy for president in 2000.