The food is not the only lively thing here: Brazilians eat late, and as the night gets older, Circus takes on the air of a party.
The food is not the only lively thing here; Brazilians eat late, and as the night gets older, the restaurant takes on the air of a party.
Maybe 10 tables were occupied, but the liveliest things on view were the vibrant murals.
Cold things don't change as fast as warm or hot things, and cold living things are less lively.
Even today, with a mail boat in at le once every fortnight, the ghost of Sadie Thompson remains the liveliest thing in town.
Manic monologues in the present tense are another matter, though, and Kirsten's account of her own sexually voracious egomania is the liveliest thing in "Music & Silence".
You could criticize the show's portrayal of female reporters as venal sluts in black eyeliner, but it's hard to object too much, since Mara's performance, which has a freaky, repressive verve, is the liveliest thing in the show.
Her acrylic drawings and prints are spontaneous, and lively, wonderful things, while her paintings in oil tend to be flat and lifeless.
When you find a patch of hoppers — small, lively black things, like crickets — then you dig trenches around the patch or spray them with poison from pumps supplied by the government.
(Incidentally, keep pimentón and other paprikas in the freezer; they are too often home to tiny beetles whose eggs you unwittingly purchased along with the spice and which hatch at room temperature; if they're there, you'll see them, as they're lively little things that don't seem to mind all that capsaicin).
Baroque touches, like the 1950's Venetian mirrored table in the kitchen or the antique gilded picture frame in the living room, keep things lively, as do pieces by Milanese masters like Ettore Sottsass (a favorite of Giovannoni's) and Alessandro Mendini.
