Sentence examples for lively edge from inspiring English sources

Lying across the Red Sea from Ethiopia, its coastline buffeted by the world's trade, split from the north by a region known as the Empty Quarter, its interior a medieval maze of mud skyscrapers, hill towns, wadis and marker stones, Mackintosh-Smith's Yemen is Arabia's lively edge.

And a pervasive, lightly mocking intelligence gives the whole thing a lively, satirical edge.

On short turns they feel lively with good edge hold and a responsive character.

21st over: England 45-0 (Trescothick 25, Vaughan 12) Ntini replaces Pollock at the Pavilion End and makes a lively start, Vaughan edging the fourth ball to the slips but Herschelle Gibbs just failing to snap it up.

This lively bistro on the edge of the meatpacking district serves updated Moroccan cuisine.

His 2007 Cuvée de Silex ($16.99) is rich and lively with a floral edge that can seem like a touch of honey.

If you'd like to start the New Year on a Moroccan note, this lively bistro on the edge of the meatpacking district will serve a $55 four-course dinner with Champagne from 6 p.m.

Edwards then produced a lively spell to induce edges from Rayner and James Harris as Hampshire moved towards a healthy first-innings lead.

Its brighter edge illuminated the lively "Quand je fus pris au pavillon".

Unlike Poliakoff's signature atmosphere of dream-like concealment, Dancing on the Edge feels unusually lively, as if swept up by the energy of jazz.

WHEN it opened in 1995, on a gritty stretch of Speedwell Avenue in Morristown, Tim Schafer's Cuisine was something of a pioneer — tiny and hip, with an urban edge and a lively, eclectic menu in a style that could still be called New American.