Sentence examples for making lively from inspiring English sources

It was the current making lively rivulets along the boat's hull that had me intimidated.

New York has plenty of examples from the 1980's and 90's, but in that same period Frankfurt pioneered in making lively public space at the bottom of its skyscrapers.

The gam parade at Radio City Music Hall is rolling once again, but this season the Rockettes have some pretty fierce competition in making lively use of the appendages most of us bipeds employ for more mundane purposes.

Curmudgeons, especially literary ones, make lively interview subjects.

Her concepts are often persuasive and make lively, illuminating programs.

(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.

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.

The bags make lively illustrations, although the final count in the book is far less than the 1,000 original creations made since 1997.

"It's not that we're trying to make Burgundy in California," said Adam Tolmach of the Ojai Vineyard, which makes lively, savory Central Coast pinot noirs.