Sentence examples for very lively with from inspiring English sources

Everybody else is just part of the discussion, which is very lively with or without the participation of big old institutions.

"It's very lively, with lots of new restaurants and bars," said Henfling, a neighbourhood resident.

Unlike the 1950 vintage, the 1888 was still very lively, with a dark ruby-red color.

The whole area here, both old and new, is wall-to-wall cafes, bars and ouzeris, and it's all very lively with a large population of university students.

The concert scene is very lively compared with Venice, with everything from top jazz artists to Jamaican reggae bands and all-night techno raves".

Bill Gelletly writes: The theoretical physics division at Harwell in the early 1950s under Flowers was a very lively place, with a galaxy of talent including Tony Skyrme, Phil Elliott, Tony Lane and John Soper.

This surplus is in itself the subject of very lively debate, with many suggesting it is the result of the same creative accounting techniques that got the country's economy into trouble to begin with.

According to his sister, Mary, young Pat, a "very lively fella, with great interests", first escaped from the tedium of small-town life through the world of comics: "My father used to arrive home with the Dandy, the Daily Express and the Irish Press," she recalls.

We also had a very lively discussion with executives from a number of feed readers, including Chris Alden from Rojo, in a TalkCrunch podcast a couple of months ago.

Matthews, who worked for GE for many years as an NBC employee, had a very lively exchange with his former top boss.

Later, I watched a very lively panel discussion with Mark Peel of Campanile, Susan Feniger of Street, and Govind Armstrong of 8 Oz.