"Creates new avenues of connection: Lively provides a better way for older adults to share how they're doing with a connected device that uses passive activity sensors you apply to moveable objects around the home".
From the 16th century until the end of the 19th century, broadsides, known also as street ballads, stall ballads, or slip songs, were a lively commodity, providing employment for a troop of hack poets.
The choreography was lively, yet provided few insights into Parisian life, Chanel's career or the world of high fashion.
On "Do Something," one of several prewar standards front-loaded in the set, Ms. McGarry explored a variable approach to phrasing over a smooth but lively background provided by the Hammond B-3 organist Gary Versace, the bassist Matt Penman and the drummer Clarence Penn.
The debate was lively and provided some important perspectives on the challenges ahead.
The Public Speakers Societyy now absorbed by the M-A Publishing Co., has been doing a lively business in providing speeches for the layman.
Laurie Allen, who has been director of education for the Hartford Symphony for 14 years, said that providing lively information was just as important as playing good music.
Minor gripes aside, this is a first-rate book based on an impressive mass of research, written in a lively style and providing just the right balance of intellectual seriousness with practical advice on how to break our bad habits.
The programme is presented in an entertaining way, providing lively coverage of the things that matter most to young people.
Their ethos is filled with the idea that "culture binds us, and we commit to provide lively and vital coverage of food, music and the arts in Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point.
