Sentence examples for would be lively from inspiring English sources

"In England, everyone would be lively and chatting away by now.

Mr. Hall, who is from the Cincinnati suburbs, wanted to be sure that the neighborhood would be lively and fun for Mr. Candotti.

If Mr. Friedman were to find himself in the governor's mansion – on a long-term basis, that is – the parties would be lively.

He would be lively and generous with the children during the day, but when he returned to his hotel room at night after 12 hours in a mall, he grew quiet and withdrawn.

His confirmation hearing would be lively, interesting, educational -- and, like Whitehouse's, would not suffer foolishness gladly.

That would be a lively Tacoma.

I think it would be a lively city in which to live and be a student, when one would have the time really to get to know the place.

His family's connections could have helped him; instead he holds to his bleak job, not in penance -- that would be too lively -- but in a self-punishing indifference.

If the art audience knew as much about Middle Eastern art, or Indian art, as it does about current US or European art, there would be a lively debate about the lopsidedness, the choices and omissions in Unveiled, and how trivial much of it is.

He would be a lively vice-presidential candidate who might overshadow Romney.

A producer from one of those shows invited me to be a guest for what she thought would be a "lively discussion".