Sentence examples for lively measure from inspiring English sources
Dickens wrote in his American Notes, The corpulent black fiddler, and his friend who plays the tambourine, stamp upon the boarding of the small raised orchestra in which they sit, and play a lively measure.
But it's much more lively to measure breath on the mirror of our business by its deathmatches, where our history is rich and passionate.
The delightful "Reading and Writing" section will strike a chord with anyone who, like Lively, "can measure out my life in books," and it provides intriguing peeks into the genesis of her own fiction.
During the 40 minute sale bidding was lively, though measured, barely reaching more than $2 million.
But simply summarizing its chapters hardly does justice to a book that is crammed with interesting and often obscure facts, lively speculations, and measured judgments on some of the more extravagant sociobiological claims about human reproductive behaviors.
Edna Gundersen of USA Today gave the album two-and-a-half stars out of four and said, "Though its most smartly crafted tunes and liveliest performances don't measure up to the band's finest, Honor is an honorable effort, full of the brawn and vigor that keeps the Foos in fighting shape".
Litvak and Cardoso's presentation to a group of urban and environmental planning graduate students and the lively conversation that followed focused on Measure R (the recently approved 1/2 cent transit tax) and the future of mass transit in Los Angeles.
An insole pressure measurement system was used to measure the human-imparted force on both rigid and lively surfaces.
