Nobel laureate Venki Ramakrishnan sits at a dining table in the airy, top-floor canteen of the Medical Research Council (MRC) Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) in Cambridge, U.K. A buzz of lively conversation rises from the table.
And as Western Europe revived economically, a lively trade developed between rising powers in Venice and the Middle East.
There is a lively debate about whether the rising incidence of active tuberculosis seen over the past decades in Southern Africa has led to higher risks of infection among children [39], [40].
Lively scenes are set in the rising West German peace movement, which has been infiltrated by East German spies.
But McNeeley was nonetheless a fierce and lively opponent who not only kept rising to his feet but kept throwing dangerous jabs and hooks.
The famous antiquities museum is proudly displaying contemporary works of art, and lively new restaurants and watering holes are rising to the standards of those down the road in London.
With over 600,000 members and rising, this is hospitality tourism's biggest, liveliest and most user-friendly site.
Or go into politics: He was bright and articulate, I pointed out, had a beautiful wife and three lively children and had risen from what amounted to a trailer park as a child.
Within a year her classy, good-looking, frighteningly clever presence was wanted at literary left-wing parties, where, as her biographer Carol Brightman tells us, she was introduced to "progressive hosts and modernist hostesses" at whose functions voices rose "in lively controversy over the new play, the new strike, the new Moscow trials, the new abstract show at the Modern Museum".
But it took Leicester less than five minutes to take the lead, Sean St Ledger rising at the near post to head home a corner curled in from the left by the lively Ben Marshall.
