Sentence examples for something lively from inspiring English sources

The results are not uniformly excellent, but for every mediocre bit there's something lively and unique.

There's something lively about ghost stories — ha! — because the story contains built-in excitement and horror.

The crowd is encouraged to wander in and out, mill around, chat unobtrusively, and shout "Yow!" if something lively happens.

The consort, which includes Drew Minter, the countertenor, has the knowledge and flair to present something lively.

But I wanted a puttanesca dressed for spring, with the spicy pungency that makes the dish seductive freshened up with something lively, green and biting.

He added, "All these people have been running up against the form -- how do you keep something lively and interesting 24 hours a day?

There is so much going on that whenever one scene falls flat, something livelier and more effective soon follows.

If you're thinking about finishing unpainted furniture for the summer, and want something livelier than the usual clear varnish or brown stain, Minwax's 68 custom-mixed colors of water-based stain may be the answer.

If it had been called "the gulf between women and men," people would have said, "Right; what else is new?" If the book had been called "the shrinking gulf between women and men," people would have said, "That's nice," and bought something livelier.

Turning to his keyboardist, Drake told the guy he was transforming the show into "a B2K reunion concert," referring to the early-'00s boy band, and instructed him to play something livelier.

I was painting there in Montparnasse, which, before the war, was something extremely lively.