She was not a pretty woman, but my mother was vivacious and laughed easily.
Monique is vivacious and likes to laugh and chat but Denise and Charles are more reserved.
Now 38, she is the same vivacious and manic Meggan, laughing, crying and contradicting herself.
Their capacity, in their challenges and dilemmas, to laugh, to be vivacious, to be resourceful, to be resilient, they embody it so beautifully.
James – attractive, vivacious and up for a laugh – had many admirers, but was torn between two men: Jim CaRoyal Engineersal Engineerecruituit from a nearby base; and Paul Wilkinson, like James a Royal Logistical Corps trainee based at Deepcut.
He was a vivacious man who loved to laugh.
In the early 1950's, my parents used to bring me to Havana each winter, and we often joined Ernest Hemingway and his mistress Pilar for daiquiris at its fabled 'Floridita Bar.' Hemingway was a big, vivacious man with a white beard and a rumbling laugh.
He was a vivacious man with a magnetic personality who always made people laugh.
They call themselves the "Bus People," and even have a social chairwoman: Debbie Vassiliou, a vivacious 52-year-old with a throaty voice and an infectious laugh, who sometimes arrives wearing the gold earrings the group gave her for her 50th birthday.
Carne was a vivacious singer and dancer whose rise to something close to stardom had been rapid in the US, and which Laugh-In wound up bringing to a screeching halt.
