Sentence examples for lively phase from inspiring English sources

This winter, the lights enter the most lively phase of their 11-year cycle, meaning the next three years are a great time to go.

Liverpool can take a measure of consolation from a lively closing phase, but the 24-point gap between themselves and the club they regard as fierce rivals makes painful reading.

May's "Bending Toward Justice" is a book of the classical phase, a lively and unabashedly partisan account of Selma and the Voting Rights Act.

With Michael Carrick in for Frank Lampard in midfield England went through a period of adjustment in the opening phase and were almost punished by a lively Poland.

The next phase of the chapel's existence may be the liveliest yet.

The next phase of his career may turn out to be the liveliest — the one in which he forges a distinct identity.

Young children naturally love to draw, and as psychologists have observed, they go through a phase, between about 5 and 7 years of age, when their drawings become lively and beautifully organized.

And Hermann Glockner, a Bavarian aesthetic intuitionist, saw following one another in the development of Hegel a so-called "pantragistic" phase up to the Phenomenology and, subsequently, an opposing "panlogistic" phase that betrayed the most lively and concrete instances of the preceding phase a work that approached the efforts at interpreting Hegel that were made by the Nazis.

We'll be bringing together the startup, Angel and VC communities together to debate the next phase of the startup world in Scandinavia, Finland and the Baltic countries – which should make for a lively discussion.

Looked lively.

Get lively.