Marks & Spencer has a lively example in Rabl Grüner Veltliner, Kamptal Austria 2015 (£9.50).
One lively example is the very large "The Old Horse Guards From St. James Park" (1749), a painting of grand spaces in which buildings bordering on the park look down on an animated scene of strollers and dogs.
A lively example is "People in a Hurry" (1914), a beautifully finished drawing that depicts the comically elongated forms of scurrying pedestrians, their bodies made of close crosshatching played off against a ground of fine horizontal lines.
A lively example of this – and of his quick and sometimes mischievous wit – can be seen in the frequently told anecdote of his response to the arrival of other bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church for a meeting of the Holy Synod.
(Norton, $22.95). In this craft guide to poetry writing, rich with lively examples, Hoagland (who died in October) argues that a distinctive voice is crucial but too often overlooked.
Elle Shushan, who deals in portrait miniatures, is offering, among other lively examples of this long-neglected art, a tiny likeness on ivory of Louis XVI, his crown floating above his head as cherubic angels dance around it.
We didn't really need this exhibition to tell us that fame eventually came to attach itself to those who learned the tricks of the camera best, people whose celebrity derived from the fact that they looked good in photographs and on film, but we see many lively examples of it here.
He got to exercise his theatrical and pedagogical curiosities, and I got a series of lively examples to draw on as I lectured — scenes I could conjure at the snap of my fingers". According to a student in his precept in 2016: "Dan pushed me to develop my work by heightening my curiosity about the material with his flexibility and detailed feedback.
Elaborate boards for dice-propelled contests like pachisi, backgammon and snakes and ladders; different varieties of dice; intricately carved chessmen; lively examples of playing cards, and intriguing paraphernalia for outdoor sports like polo, are all part of this sumptuous display, enhanced by paintings, prints, sculptures and decorative accessories.
Biology teachers will find in it a wealth of lively examples and clearly developed explanations for geographical and paleontological data; McCarthy documents his sources and provides a limited but useful bibliography.
The author provides a convincing case for her conclusions with lively examples and first-hand accounts and offers several concrete suggestions to prepare elected officials for leadership roles.
