The phrase "lively home" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe a house or living space that is full of energy, activity, and liveliness. For example: - "Our family's home is always a lively place, with music playing and children laughing." - "The new apartment complex boasts a community center and playground, making it a lively home for families with young children." - "The retirement community offers a range of activities and events, making it a lively home for its residents."
It makes a lively home for his questing imagination.
Yet not all retailers saw lively home departments.
Outside the forest, an unmown lawn has become a lively home to wildflowers and flying insects.
At 18, wanting a life of service, she forsook her lively home, her active social life and her boyfriend to enter the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, a teaching order with a motherhouse in the Hollywood hills.
In its first two seasons, the Ecstatic Music Festival has helped transform Merkin Concert Hall from a relatively staid chamber music hall in the shadow of Lincoln Center into a lively home for the experimental, genre-crossing music of the indie classical world.
We soon move from Gursky's empty little apartment to a more lively home, a family where a widowed mother, Charlotte, is bringing up a young boy and a 14-year-old girl who was named Alma after the heroine of a book her father loved.
Marin Pollosson's felt bookcase "looks like a radiator," said Jenny Pedersen, the owner of Vega, a lively home-furnishings store in the Gallery Place neighborhood near the modern furniture store Apartment Zero.
But in "The Body" the hero, adrift both as a famous oldster in London cultural circles and as a beautiful youngster in the party circles of Europe, is so assimilated, so denatured, so securely removed from the lively, home-based ethnic/ethical conflicts usually driving Kureishi's fiction that his sketchy adventures form less a novel than a parable.
Their lively, sociable home was always a magnet for writers and artists.
Kipawa, a district of Tanzania's commercial capital, Dar es Salaam, used to be a lively neighbourhood, home to about 1,300 families.
In Boone, North Carolina, Wallace DavidDenman and Angela Schiffiff (Robyn Lively) return home after a day out hiking in the fields.
