The conversations among Reddit regulars can be lively and informative.
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He could be lively and funny, the organizer of exciting adventures.
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The trial, expected to last about two weeks, may be lively.
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In spite of the list of weighty topics, the hearing could be lively.
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The markets can be lively, and transactions are done using cash including Chinese currency.
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If an event last weekend in Toronto is any indication, those meetings may be lively.
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The Caribbean Now Evenings can be lively in Cruz Bay and the beaches are still inviting.
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But whenever I call, "Cut," the actors can break into laughter and the set can be lively.
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One thing you can definitely say is that any conversation with Al Qassemi is sure to be lively.
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Judging by the public interest community's reaction to Pai's appointment, that process will be lively, to say the least.
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García Coll said the season has been subdued so far, even on what used to be lively weekend nights.
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The cast rotates in the lead roles of Riccardo and Amelia, but the singing will be lively either way. amoreopera.
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So yeah, it needs to be lively and fun, and I think that kind of music is always a good go-to.
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"I think it will be lively," Clinton said, a nod to the fact that the race between Clinton and Sanders has grown more acrimonious of late.
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The NPC is generally considered a rubber stamp for the ruling Communist Party's policies and decisions, though debate on certain issues, such as pollution, can be lively.
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His exchanges with Ms. Chiuri used to be lively, even argumentative, the team agreed, but the discussions fueled their creativity, producing a unique vision out of diversity.
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These seeds tend to be lively, edgy entries that will make the overall solve more interesting, and they influence how the constructor fills the rest of the puzzle.
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The AGMs were already set to be lively after Unilever's decision last month to pick Rotterdam over London for its main headquarters, as it ends its Anglo-Dutch structure.
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Andrew E. Kramer OIL INDUSTRY Exxon Mobil and Chevron, the country's two largest oil companies, hold their annual shareholder meetings on Wednesday, and they are expected to be lively.
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Paperwork after mergers and acquisitions do tend to be lively — particularly ones, like this, involving two public companies, as the seller wants to show investors they negotiated the best price.
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In Europe, business across the euro zone grew rapidly in September as firms struggled to keep up with demand, a survey showed, with October looking likely to be lively as well.
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While the parliament is commonly considered a rubber-stamp body, applied to economic and political goals decided at the higher levels of the Chinese Communist Party's leadership, debates can still be lively.
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Even so, I found his second time at bat (at least here in The New York Times) to be lively and a puzzle that some beginners might find slightly challenging for a Monday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Business across the euro zone grew rapidly in September as firms struggled to keep up with demand, a survey showed on Wednesday, with October looking likely to be lively as well.
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Thailand is a country where there can be lively conversations about all sorts of topics, where some new political parties have formed to vigorously contest the national elections held in March last year.
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Based on the questions being submitted by Google employees, the session promises to be lively, with Pichai being probed by both employees who were offended by Damore's post and those concerned about his dismissal.
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No doubt, there will be lively discussions on topics as wide apart as the challenges an ever-more aggressive Russia presents to the region, the issues of climate and energy, and the refugee crisis.
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"They can be long, they can be lively, and a lot of things could be aired," said Sean O'Leary, the executive director of the Irish Planning Institute, which represents the majority of the country's professional planners.
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"The lead-up to the U.S. presidential election was always expected to be lively, but the events of the last couple of days have seriously taken a toll on investor sentiment," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda.
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The Restaurant:Thursday night is burger night at The Restaurant, which means it'll be lively till late with locals chomping on big-as-your-head burgers and not-to-miss sides (the Esquites, a twist on a common Mexican corn salad, was especially bomb).
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"The lead up to the U.S. presidential election was always expected to be lively but the events of the last couple of days have seriously taken their toll on investor sentiment," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda foreign exchange company in London.
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The agreement between the city of Cleveland and the American Civil Liberties Union resolves weeks of wrangling over the rules for what are expected to be lively protests when Donald Trump is due to become the Republican Party's official nominee for president at the July 18-21 convention.
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Where there used to be lively essays about delicious and interesting foods, you now find recipes asked to carry great freights, the poor little plate of food and the dinner table itself working overtime to fix the earth, the children, the wars, addiction, drinking water, wildfires, earthquakes, obesity and family dysfunction.
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And yet for all its flaws, the American system is showing itself to be lively, engaging and full of surprises — elements noticeably lacking in French politics, where the potential candidates for the 2017 presidential election include a former and a sitting president, two former prime ministers and a number of other familiar faces.
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My initial entries were FLYING HIGH, BIG HIT, HIGH INCOME, NOTTING HILL, WEIGHING DOWN, WEIGH IN, WEIGHING SCALE, GIVING HINTS, SEEING HIM, GETTING HITCHED, ROUGH IT. Will said if this rebus puzzle had to be accepted, the sequence G-H-I needs to span two words and all theme entries had to be lively.
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" Mr. Gordon, 79, said in a statement that while the voices of dancers and choreographers often went unheard in research, "at least as long as I am here to facilitate, my history can be lively dialogue between multiple viewpoints of past and present and aesthetics and economics and politics and performers and creator whenever possible rather than one artist's disintegrating paper trail.
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Ranger arrived back in London on 18 December 1808. Whiteus sailed as her master on her next voyage. A wreck discovered at Mermaid's Reef (Rowley Shoals) at is believed to be Lively.
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In > many ways, the word is subliminal and a city which does not give a central > place to the arts cannot be lively, vibrant, aesthetic and inviting. He also contributed to the Valley of Words International Literary Festival.
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Polish folk dances (singular: taniec ludowy, ; plural: tańce ludowe ) tend to be lively, energetic, and joyful. Hops, twirls, and athletic movements are common. Many dances involve a circle (Polish: koło "circle", kołem "in a circle") but also partners.
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After two days in the Palaus, Witter and her charges got underway to join the main force in Leyte Gulf. They arrived in the gulf three days after the 20 October assault. The warship's visit to Leyte proved to be lively.
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An ancient temple, situated in the heart of the town. Brahmapuri is located about west of Pali. The idol of MahaLaxmi Ji enshrined here is said to be lively and magical, caretakers of this temple are specifically the local Shrimali Brahmins.
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There used to be lively discussions on many social and political issues supporting Indian independence movement. It was changed to monthly magazine in 1945. The head office was shifted to Hyderabad in 1960. Srirangam Srinivasa Rao used to organize "Varam Varam" and "Gallanudikattu" columns.
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The beaches are not of high quality by Turkish standards as there is a considerable amount of seaweed and jellyfish in the surf, though the jellyfish do not sting. The nightlife can be lively during the summer, due to the large number of İstanbulites staying there. The largest club is Club Kale.
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This is disputed, and there is no evidence that they interbred. It could also have shared a small portion of its range with Hartmann's mountain zebra (Equus zebra hartmannae). Quaggas were said to be lively and highly strung, especially the stallions. During the 1830s, quaggas were used as harness animals for carriages in London, the males probably being gelded to mitigate their volatile nature.
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Kokoni's have a loud, strong bark for their size though they do not bark much. The Kokoni is said to have an even temper and gentle disposition, and to be lively, cheerful, amiable and not generally aggressive or timid. Other behavioral claims are that they enjoy company, though may initially be standoffish with strangers. Breeders claim they are intelligent, easily trained, and very devoted to and protective of their keepers.
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A transverse flute accompanies the tenor voice in the aria "" (Be lively now, your Savior knocks). The knocking is expressed in repeated notes. Throughout the movement, a motif identified by Albert Schweitzer as a joy motif pictures an "almost breathless expression of personal euphoria". The demanding flute part was probably composed for the excellent flute player for whom Bach first wrote a few weeks earlier in , and then in other cantatas during the fall of 1724.
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Rutsweiler am Glan's club life can still be said to be lively, even though all clubs in the village suffer from the dearth of new, younger membership. The oldest club and cultural sponsor is the singing club, which was founded in 1904, and had to suspend its singing activities during both world wars. After the Second World War, the club started back up as a mixed choir. The conversation club, founded in 1950 stages theatre productions with periodic interruptions.
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They tend to be lively and capable of active leaping and flight. The immature instars of some species camouflage themselves extremely effectively by gluing sand grains and similar particles to their backs, and so do the adults of a few species. They are not conspicuous and most species are physically small and occur patchily and in small numbers; these factors make them difficult to study and partly explain why there is a poverty of detailed knowledge of the biology of most species.
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Fröbel also developed a series of activities ("Occupations") such as sewing, weaving, and modeling with clay, for children to extend their experiences through play. Ottilie de Liagre in a letter to Fröbel in 1844 observed that playing with the Froebel gifts empowers children to be lively and free, but people can degrade it into a mechanical routine. Each of the first five gifts was assigned a number by Fröbel in the Sonntagsblatt, which indicated the sequence in which each gift was to be given to child.
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Federico Estevan was tipped off by a reliable source and took care of business as usual, in a legal matter, and fired Juan A. Espinoza on the spot, and his services were not requested ever again. The two bands continued to have the fundamental style, yet each took it to a separate level giving each an identifiable style. The rhythm continued to be lively and danceable to the beat. The style has kept its syncopated beat on the electric bass guitar against the drum's hi-hat.
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He did tell Harold Macmillan that there will be lively hymns. As a fan of military bands, he asked Anthony Montague Browne to include many military bands, saying, "Remember, I want lots of military bands." He also initially willed that he should be cremated and his ashes be buried at his Chartwell home; specifically in the croquet lawn near the pet cemetery where his two prized dogs Rufus I and Rufus II were buried. It was only much later that he chose a burial.
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" A spokesperson for the show said that the row arose because "all four coaches are fighting hard to get the best talent on their teams. Competition and banter may be lively on camera but professional rivalries are left at the studio doors at the end of every recording. We think viewers are going to love the genuine passion that our new line-up brings to The Voice in 2016." In the early hours of the morning on 30 September, George posted a photo of himself and Faith on Twitter with the caption "Ha.
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André Waignein (28 January 1942 – 22 November 2015) was a Belgian composer, conductor, trumpeter, and musicologist. He is well known for his symphonies with over six hundred compositions at the time of his death. Waignein's symphonies were known to be lively and upbeat, and they reflected his character. He was a professor at the Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles and a director at the Conservatoire de Tournai He wrote under the pseudonyms of Rita Defoort (the name of his wife), Rob Ares, Luc Gistel, Roland Kernen, and Larry Foster.
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The film follows the lives of two impressive, ambitious and sleek men. One of the two men is Steve Miller (Eric Presnall), a mature, strong, clean-cut man who leaves his job as an LAPD police officer in Los Angeles in pursuit of a calmer and less hectic career. The second prominent character is Mark Richfield (Rory Cosgrove), who proves to be lively, charismatic, charming and lovable around the office. Mark's attractive character and his superior communication skills places him in a unique position to apply for a promotion.
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In warmer years the wines tend to be lively with the whites showing apple notes. More than one sixth of all the vineyards in Rully have premier cru designations.J. Robinson (ed) The Oxford Companion to Wine Third Edition pg 597 Oxford University Press 2006 The red wines of Rully tend to have more simple fruit notes, while the higher-quality white wines can display crisp leanness with lemon and nutty notes. The red wines tend to drink at their peak between 5–12 years after vintage while the whites usually drink well between 3–8 years.
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Parts of the metropolis can be lively; music at night is common in some areas. Today different areas of the city have differing aspects and showcase variations in culture caused by varying times of settlement, differences in socio-economic level and immigration from other parts of Peru. The downtown area, unlike many downtowns in other major cities, is largely a historic district, and is home to many cathedrals and churches built during the Spanish colonial period. In the latter half of the 20th century, the city has grown rapidly by migration from other regions of Peru.
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Camp is an aesthetic style and sensibility that regards something as appealing because of its bad taste and ironic value.Babuscio (1993, 20), Feil (2005, 478), Morrill (1994, 110), Shugart and Waggoner (2008, 33), and Van Leer (1995) Camp aesthetics disrupt many of modernism's notions of what art is and what can be classified as high art by inverting aesthetic attributes such as beauty, value, and taste through an invitation of a different kind of apprehension and consumption. Camp can also be a social practice and function as a style and performance identity for several types of entertainment including film, cabaret, and pantomime. Where high art necessarily incorporates beauty and value, camp necessarily needs to be lively, audacious and dynamic.
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Kirkus Reviews notes that the story is written "in short, almost jerky vignettes" and lacks depth in plot and character development due to its being the first book of the series. Andrea Sisco of Armchair Interviews praised the first volume, feeling the time-travel elements were fun, though noting there were too many in the first volume. In reviewing the second book of the series, The Gate of Days, Keri Collins Lewis of Children's Literature Comprehensive Database praised the book for building on the first and building up to the third while having "its own unique story line" and being "action-packed". Cara Chancellor of KLIATT found it to be "lively and captivating" with a "stunning conclusion" that makes up for its lack of originality.
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National Public Radio described the novel as "a bracing yet charming adventure yarn," praising Bear for giving Karen a "strong, sympathetic, charismatic voice" whose "narrative is sharp, sly, and full of heart."'Karen Memory' Builds Up A Good Head Of Steam, by Jason Heller, at NPR; published February 3, 2015; retrieved March 30, 2016 Locus considered it a "delight" and a "tour-de-force", comparing Karen to Huckleberry Finn,Russell Letson reviews Elizabeth Bear, by Russell Letson, in Locus; archived in Locus Online, January 28 2015; retrieved March 30, 2016 while Kirkus Reviews found the characters to be "lively" and "engaging", with an "intriguing" and "steampunk-ishly surreal" plot. Cheryl Morgan commended Bear for "straddl(ing) the fine line between sounding authentic and being irritating", and for depicting a multicultural and intersectional society, but found Bear's portrayal of a transgender character to be non-optimal, and conceded that readers "who identify more closely with other characters in the book's highly diverse cast" may find the portrayals of those characters to be similarly non-optimal.Karen Memory, reviewed by Cheryl Morgan, at CherylMorgan.
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