In New York and Paris, lively feet are wearing socks with flat shoes with elongated pointy toes, or with high-heel winners.
In contrast with today's moody waifs, these women are dancing indefatigably on screen, throwing themselves around a stadium in Issey Miyake's geometric and asymmetric clothes, their lively feet kicking out metaphorically the shapely sobriety of haute couture.
A smart Dukie like Grant Hill, or any other prospective free agent, could do worse than tying himself to the burly kid from Peekskill, N.Y., with those massive shoulders and hands, the lively feet, a player neither Generation X nor Brand X. "I know there's a plan," he said.
Poised on the outer edge of the capital's sprawl and hugging the foot of Yangmingshan National Park, Beitou provides a lively base to explore both the urban and rural permutations of the hot spring culture.
Chris Waddle on BBC Radio 5 live: "He is lively, he has got quick feet and has a trick or two.
His feet are lively, and it helps him change direction easily.
It was an attention-demanding blend of the Germans' traditional precision with a new creative streak, much of it because of the deft feet and lively soccer mind of Mesut Özil, a 21-year-old center midfielder.
The lively rhythm of the feet, the often sculptural fullness of the sustained poses, the unusual vivacity of the eyes (opening and closing them becomes rhythmic in itself), and the ravishing harmony of face, arms and torso make this a complex experience.
Hovering over a wide area of the main exhibition hall, the gallery for Melanesian art, is an infectiously lively, 80-by-30-foot ceiling made of more than 270 semi-abstract panels exuberantly painted by artists of the Kwoma people of New Guinea.
So, while the legs and feet stay wonderfully lively, the arms stay composed.
