Sentence examples for lively university from inspiring English sources

This lively university town offers great nightlife and is surrounded by forests and mountains that offer great walking and cycling potential.

Invented by two students in Vermont in 2005, it is now played by 20,000 players in 25 countries, some of which have lively university and college leagues.

De Pan is in Bosch en Duin, outside Utrecht, a lively university city with innumerable cafes and flowering chestnut trees along its central canal, the Oudegracht.

Far too small and sleepy to feel like a proper capital, it's now resumed its rightful role as a lively university town, in a tranquil setting on the west bank of the Rhine.

Ranked the world's most liveable city two times running by the Economist Intelligence Unit's Global Liveability Report, Melbourne rivals the likes of Boston, Paris and London when it comes to having a lively university culture that offers both a spirited, urban nightlife scene and nearby beaches.

The inhabitants of this lively northern university city regard their homestead as the cycling capital of the Netherlands.

In a telephone interview, she said she was used to lively debate around the university and that the public controversy surrounding Goldman had no influence on her decision to withdraw from the board.

"Sandi's career as broadcaster, author, comedian and producer has impressed and entertained British audiences for over 30 years and she brings to the university a lively and scholarly commitment to all that we do.

But York University's lively Professor Helen Weinstein and her students at the Institute for the Public Understanding of the Past have gone beyond this, with a project which is bringing back to life the whole history of York's Jewish community, both long ago and more recently.

The shadow Scottish secretary said she would be sending a Christmas card to Johann Lamont and expected to receive one back, and the pair enjoyed had a "lively friendship" since their university years.

BEIRUT — The few Lebanese children who beg regularly around Hamra, a lively neighborhood full of universities, shops and bars, have been pretending recently that they come from Syria.