Door-to-door canvassing by parliamentary candidates, a tradition abandoned in some countries in favor of television spots and mass rallies, still plays a lively role in British campaigns.
Ms. Ward, who possesses an angular but delicate beauty that recalls the young Maggie Smith, has the liveliest role as the casually catty, daintily self-dramatizing Jane.
At last week's synod, yet more lord bishops extolled their lively political role as a "key voice" for equality, the poor and the common good.
His kind of dancer specializes in lively, often humorous roles that require as much acting as dancing, although the dancing can be athletically exciting as well.
This is conveyed through interactive, lively events like role-plays, brainstorming, street theatre, elocution, debates, poster-making etc.1 The main objective of these clubs is to increase the knowledge and skills to reduce new HIV infection among the youth.
92nd Street Y. "RINALDO" The New York City Opera has in recent years become a mostly wonderful place to experience Handel, with often excellent singers well suited to the roles, and lively productions.
This lively play expands the roles of several of the movie's secondary characters, with the titular Rolfe as the focus of the story.
But the casting of Lively in the lead role is the film's one enduring merit.
And there was no evidence that audiences are keen to see Lively in a lead role – or Huisman, for that matter.
Gordon Brown, Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, has sparked a lively debate about the role that debt relief should play in financing the reconstruction.
Chandler Williams, playing the green lawyer who has a sort of collective crush on the Magrath girls, gives a lively reading of his role.
