Sentence examples for lively custom from inspiring English sources
Opera Orchestra, which joins the Bergen County-based Ars Musica Chorale Friday for a concert performance of "Lucrezia," has a lively custom.
Almost all Argentines are descendants of immigrants from Europe, and Argentine culture is a lively blend of European customs and Latin American innovations.
"But it's not what I want to come home to". Which explains how the high-rise Hollywood condo he shares with Andre Caraco came to embody Rosenberg's idiosyncratic style, a lively eclecticism based more on custom comforts than iconic classics.
In this slim, beguiling book, Lively describes the contents and customs of the house: its silver cupboard stocked with napkin rings; the sampler stitched by her grandmother (it featured portraits of refugee children billeted in the house during the blitz); the gong stand and the potted-meat jars.
One former inhabitant, Mrs. David Gunn, recalled in 1971 how her great-grandmother had managed to avoid the "excisemen" (customs officers) confiscating her illegally brewed alcohol: Despite their physical isolation, the islanders maintained a lively community.
Hitler!" Each year, the Foreign Office's "British Behavior Abroad" report includes such sentences as "Indecent exposure in the more lively resorts has caused problems, such as when 17 costumed 'nuns' were arrested for disrespecting local customs".
These constitute his most lively and acute historical work, and are made up of detailed and penetrating studies on such subjects as the history of institutions, of economics, of religion, and of social customs.
