livelier

If European cities are any guide, it can come back even livelier and more uplifting than it once was,” Stephens wrote.

The loss of our idols, no matter their age, is always a form of heartbreak — the world was certainly a richer, livelier place with Maggie Smith in it and now she is not.

It was a relatively frequent occurrence in the 1920s and 1930s after a livelier baseball was introduced, then was rarely attained until the steroids era.

Raitt also talks about “setting a pace and then ramping up,” noting that playing at an outdoor festival where everyone is standing in the sun requires an emphasis on livelier tunes.

Once in a while, a bit of organic matter from the livelier waters above makes its way down to the ocean floor: a shark’s tooth, the scale of a fish, a shell fragment.