Those seeking more liveliness can drive about 20 minutes south to Lambertville, N.J., or New Hope, Pa.
■ 31A: "John in a suit?" refers to a lawsuit, so the answer is John DOE. ■ 46A: I love the entry CRANK CALLER for its liveliness, and how about that clue?
Driving through the place and gushing about its liveliness, I realised that I wasn't getting much response.
But their most significant impact has been in New York, where the Philharmonic is once again part of any conversation about the liveliness of the arts: a goal that Mr. Gilbert announced on arrival, then wasted no time in achieving.
Using ensemble perception, study participants could also make snap judgments about the liveliness of groups of objects or people or entire scenes, without focusing on all the individual details, Whitney said.
I tasted his biodynamic wines — Thymiopoulos "Young Vines" Xinomavro with the liveliness of a Beaujolais (about $14) and another, much richer and more complex red called Uranus from a vineyard planted by his father 42 years ago.
Below, from the burgeoning greenery of brakes, sounds the first cuckoo (so I follow family tradition, and run about to ensure the luck of liveliness for the rest of the year).
The main cuvée, which sells for about $25, is made quickly to preserve its liveliness.
I was convinced that, for all its Thatcherite ugliness and excess, there was something about the UK's gritty liveliness that would leave the stolid Germans behind.
Both the 2007 Estate Foundi (a blend of three different vineyards, about $16) and the 2008 Naoussea (a single vineyard selection of 5,000 bottles, about $20) had a delicacy and liveliness that stood out; and again, great quality for the price.
