Sentence examples for made lively from inspiring English sources
(A few, like Gilbert Arenas and Curt Schilling, have made lively forays into blogging).
Aaron Sorensen and Robert Kerr made lively contributions in the smaller roles of Angelotti and the Sacristan.
Among the meat main courses, I especially liked the chicken Chettinad ($10), with the chicken in a thick sauce made lively by black pepper and curry leaves.
Schwitters made lively connections across Europe with Dadaists and later with Constructivists (whose architectonic art, which much influenced his Hanover Merzbau, is much cooler and more rational than Dada), promoting their work in his Merz magazines.
He edited several series of books, presided over various discussion groups, developed a friendship with his hero Russell, lectured around the world, and made lively contributions to literary journals and radio broadcasts.
His mother, Daphne, drew, painted and made lively animals in clay; his twin, like his father, while being a farmer made pots as a recreation; and the younger brother entered advertising.
Curmudgeons, especially literary ones, make lively interview subjects.
Her concepts are often persuasive and make lively, illuminating programs.
It was the current making lively rivulets along the boat's hull that had me intimidated.
By Eileen Reynolds September 9, 2010 Curmudgeons, especially literary ones, make lively interview subjects.
It's not just that Wheeldon makes lively ballets that seem to have some heart beating in them.
