Slightly livelier berries head off to the juicer, while the Grade A berries bounce and catapult to the conveyor belt below to be sorted and packed, destined for the table.
It's a neat little app that could make your grey corporate life slightly more lively.
Thus he embarks on a double life, commuting between two marriages, two classes, and two cities: Fontaines patrician San Francisco and Lupinos lively, slightly shabby Los Angeles.
The first, "Loops and Squiggles," is a mechanistic study of lively, slightly squeaky sounds; the second, "Dear John," is slow and richly harmonized, with hints of Vaughan Williams's lushness, though with a mildly acerbic, modernist twist.
I could definitely drink a pint of it, but it would probably benefit from a lemonade top (which isn't the sign of a great beer)." Tim thought it "wouldn't have looked out of place on a pub table, dark sandy colour, lively, slightly cloudy vista, but with a weak head that smelled of little but sourness".
An evocative chromaticism keeps the work's harmonic core lively and slightly off kilter.
Dominic Cooke also did a lively, if slightly strenuous, production at the National (2011), starring Lenny Henry and turning the play into an urban nightmare.
The Grisettes added a genuine touch of musical theater, with acrobatic dancing and a tinny sound to their singing, to a lively if slightly disconnected evening.
True to Mr. Wong's personality, the memorial was informal, lively and slightly outr?(The Russian writer and artist Slava Mogutin, known for his work involving pornography, made a late appearance).
Atkins gives an evocative pen portrait of another correspondent in that campaign, "slim, slightly reddish-haired, pale, lively, frequently plunging along the deck", whose greatness would largely come in other fields.
The lively but slightly-too-Saurel-friendly Gazette de Montpellier is the local Time Out. MontpellierCityCrunch is the buzziest events guide.
