Sentence examples for several lively from inspiring English sources

The complex contains several lively brew pubs where Asahi Super Dry beer is available on draft.

Fo's many publications included several lively but erudite manuals on theatre.

The proctor carried on several lively conversations on the classroom phone while snipping stems, Ms. Reeves says.

Afterward, we somehow negotiated the few feet to the hotel's atmospheric King Cole Bar, where several lively groups of revelers created a pleasant buzz, and had a nightcap.

Alternatehistory.com and Uchronia: The Alternate History List (www.uchronia.net) are comprehensive overviews of this genre, which is the subject of several lively discussion groups online.

The survey's results, and several lively public hearings, suggested that most residents thought the Moran Plant should be used for a mixed-use project accessible to the public.

On to this already crowded stage steps John Guy, with the aplomb of a magician about to pull several large, lively rabbits from the hat.

And Armageddon did not come to pass.In this section A long, long way from Bentonville Virgin territory Hire the aged County pride Soho surprise Demonstration effect The wheels on the bus They'll miss him ReprintsLocal authorities in several large, lively cities, including Birmingham, Nottingham and Manchester, report that the streets are no more disorderly than before.

Quite a few writers have been trying to do exactly that lately -- to be lucid and informative about some of the less obvious aspects of Richard Wagner's operas, T. S. Eliot's poems, Christian theology, Louis Farrakhan's idiosyncratic Muslim theology, Marxist political theory and several other lively zones of modern culture.

The streets around the central square are closed to traffic on Saturday nights, when several bands play lively Latin music, while residents do the rumba and merengue in the streets and on the steps of the cathedral.

These works can be quite dense and difficult to work through (anyone who has read David Hume's A Treatise of Human Nature can attest that sections of it only make sense after several readings!), and lively in­-class discussion is often hindered by the sheer number of possible discussion topics in any given text.