Sentence examples for through a lively from inspiring English sources

The story emerges through a lively year-by-year account, brought so up-to-date that it incorporates the appointment in June of the new manager, Roy Hodgson.

After Gratian's murder, in 383, Ausonius returned to his estates on the Garonne River to cultivate literature and pursue his many friendships with eminent persons through a lively exchange of letters, often poetic epistles.

Once again, congratulations to all who participated for making it through a lively weekend, and congratulations to all who placed in their categories, as well as the top three champions!

Ms. Chase specifically cited the process by which programs are developed through a lively collaboration among artists, composers and the Miller Theater creative team: "a conversation that just did not exist in New York arts programming," Ms. Chase said.

By the end of "Will Sparrow's Road," when the boy's conscience blossoms as he envisions a different life, we will have traveled with him through a lively and amusing parade of the late 16th century and through the hero's own personal journey.

The first event, from 1-2 April, focused on financing youth development and explored ways to influence decision-making at the highest level through a lively exchange with parliamentarians and policy makers.

Shot through with a lively brilliance, The Monkey's Mask is a traditional verse novel told in multiple voices, which also happens to be an erotic lesbian detective romance.

(Rosenberg) 'Ellsworth Kelly: Singular Forms, 1966-2009' (through Saturday) A lively nine-work survey of the artist's long involvement with irregularly shaped canvases and metal reliefs and monochrome colors begins with the insouciant "Yellow Piece" — a diamond with two rounded corners — and concludes with "Blue Curves," which resembles a capital B with erotic undercurrents.

In just a few weeks, Ms. Beard, who has helped popularize the study of antiquity through television and a lively blog, A Don's Life, turned 58; finished a draft of her book on Roman laughter; became an officer of the Order of the British Empire; and attended the funeral of a lifelong friend and editor, Peter Carson.

This introduction was made through Vernon Lee, who played a lively part in the local cultural scene.

I walked through this area into a lively neighbourhood full of pedestrians, shops, bars and commerce and visited Eliana Sousa who grew up in Maré and runs a local community association called Redes that has helped over 1,000 neighborhood teens pass public-university entrance exams.