Sentence examples for lively got from inspiring English sources

To ensure that Mr. Lively got the message, the Haggler included the company's media relations e-mail address and urged readers to send notes, too.

"Holloway, who's been lively, got his shot off and it's a great strike into the bottom corner.

In the caption, Lively got real about how long it took her to lose her baby weight after the birth of her daughter.

BLAKE LIVELY GOT REAL About losing 61 pounds of pregnancy weight over 14 months.

No less of an experiment for Mr. Lee than his recent (and overlooked) "Clockers," "Girl 6" and "Crooklyn," the lively "Get on the Bus" makes no bones about its basic obviousness.

Everyone screams about test and AP scores but Lively gets it; he realizes that the future character of his students is omnipotent.

She co-starred this week with Sunnis like Manal al-Sharif, a Saudi woman detained for defying that country's ban on women driving, at the Oslo Freedom Forum, a lively get-together for foes of state oppression.Historic compromises between ancient rivals are most likely either when both sides acknowledge a stalemate, or else when some outsider forces them together.

Old Billingsgate, London, October 29-30 This community event for the hugely popular massively-multiplayer online game is a lively get-together of like-minded runiacs, mixing parties, quizzes, gaming and sword-fighting classes with chances to meet the developers and find out about future Jagex projects.

The quintet of trumpet, clarinet, double bass, banjo and washboard kept it lively, everyone got their moments to shine, and the musicianship was first rate.

In one, Lively briefly got on to the subject of historical fiction, and noted: "I used to think that it was a debased genre".

Lively apparently got a little too close to the magic as she later jokingly shared a photo of her new crush to let Reynolds know he has some competition. .