Sentence examples for lively round from inspiring English sources

"There is no one better placed to make the best of Scotland than the people of Scotland and no amount of negativity from the 'No' campaign or media can change that". As Scotland's historic vote on independence nears, Radio 5 Live's political correspondent John Pienaar presents a lively round up of the latest from the campaign trail.

By night, he performed at Detroit's lively round of house parties, where he met Hooker, with whom he would collaborate for a number of years.

Nothing, he said, and then the lady began an argument, and the first lively round of bickering began, a tight but somehow still loving exchange that, with the window wide open and her head against the back seat, faded off into nothing more than a pattern of clicks, wooden in nature, continuing until the engine died, and they left her asleep in the car.

At the end of the second day we'll have a lively round of demos with some special guest judges.

Maybe you've never heard of Scott Rogowsky, but more than likely you've seen him on some talk show, read about him in the paper, heard him on a podcast, or made eyes at him while the "Quiz Daddy" hosts a lively round of HQ Trivia, a mobile quiz game that's apparently taking over America.

The issue contains a lively round-table chat with Ms. Levy and several editors, and I loved the smart piece by Laird Persson about Giorgio Armani's enduring influence, with photographs from his advertising campaigns over the last 20 years.

A long night of lively round-table analysis on television was a sign of the distance Indonesia has traveled since the ouster of the autocratic former president, Suharto, in May 1998.

In a spirited 54-kilogram quarterfinal, Vinson traded combinations with George-Crinu across four lively rounds.

The weekend before that fight, Jamie McDonnell, of Doncaster, appears on another free-to-air CBS show in Texas, defending the WBA bantamweight title in a rematch with Tomoki Kameda, with whom he shared 12 lively rounds there in May.

Later, when this seemed unimpressive, he renamed it the billionaires' dinner; then the scientists' dinner - whatever worked to bring lively people round him.

Yasi resumed his lively social round and soon became so preoccupied with helping one of his girlfriends with a private fashion show that he was often out all night.