My pace on longer runs is now significantly more lively.
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These vibrations inspirit water, making it more lively and enjoyable.
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GRAPHIC: BOJ struggling to make JGB markets more lively - reut.
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The second half is a more lively and raucous affair.
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Doctors say the procedure leaves many patients feeling more lively.
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Paak is the more lively one, laughing at every turn, almost giddy.
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"I also add accessories to create a more lively look," she said.
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Compared to Buffalo, though, pedestrian activity in Manhattan is much more lively.
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Nothing makes the workplace more lively like a dude in a kilt.
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A little more lively, a little more bubbly, a little more colourful.
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Overall, the Mini is largely similar to Sphero's original product, except more lively.
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She was "more lively and robust than before (her) accident," De Quelus wrote.
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It makes it more lively and organic, so I left it all in.
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Your Facebook feed may become a lot more lively within the next half decade.
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The idea is to make German government more lively and make political differences clearer.
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The community became more lively at night, particularly after 9:30 PM, my scheduled bedtime.
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Guf is an older and more lively version of Christopher McCandless from Into the Wild.
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This isn't the first time history the rock has been mistaken for something more lively.
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Gay marriage is still not recognised, but public discussion of it is becoming more lively.
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Republican domestic politics might be a bit more lively than what happens in monarchical systems.
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On screen, Price is an action figure that helps make set piece moments feel more lively.
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"My hands are more lively," said Moncada, who raised his batting average 22 points to .24.
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Colors looked bolder and more lively on Dell's screen, and the contrast was much more apparent.
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In the early 2000s it began encouraging schools to make lessons more lively and textbooks more varied.
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"I prefer more lively places; it was too far traveling between the kingdom and city," he said.
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It also commits the parties to a more lively debating culture and envisages a review two years in.
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There's a good chance my reports will get more and more lively throughout the week from sleep deprivation.
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Last night ended up more lively than I had expected and I can feel a headache looming already.
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I just throw this on and then some lip-gloss on top and it makes me look more lively.
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We stayed in Boerum Hill, which is my kind of pace but she wants to stay somewhere more lively.
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They use Smith's ChromaPop lenses which are very clear and actually do make colors look a little more lively.
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Asian stocks had a more lively session thanks to a rally in Chinese stocks on expectations of more stimulus.
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"Vivien lets the parents listen to the last five minutes," the old woman explained, her eyes more lively now.
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Its slow, pinkish, opening and closing erotically unsettles and makes more lively the intricate strangeness of the human animal.
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Plus, she and the other youth activists would be the more lively subjects in those windowless convention center halls.
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They tend to be fuller-bodied than German rieslings but are often steelier and more lively than rieslings from Alsace.
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The musical numbers are more lively (the choreography is by Ayodele Casel) but work better as entertainment than as storytelling.
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As Andy played on that first night, I watched everyone get more and more lively as the hours grew later.
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The material is light, and therefore faster-moving and more responsive, all of which makes music sound more lively and detailed.
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Epstein's bits tend to be more lively, amusing and acutely observed, whereas Nicole's mostly inhabit the realm of her own thoughts.
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On the other hand, this savvy growth hack could help Facebook feel more lively and draw users back to the service.
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The strategy has shifted from simply alerting headlines, two and a half years ago, to something much more lively and conversational today.
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With only a few easy tweaks and additions, the fresher, brighter, and more lively space of your winter dreams can be achieved.
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Bose says that you'll soon be able to adjust the equalizer, but for now the Sonys deliver more lively and impressive sound.
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The Intimate City, shot by Nakamura, reflects a more lively scene, in which the sneakers blend in as opposed to stand out.
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I would've expected her to be limited considering she went through so much, but she seems much more lively than any animal.
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More lively characters include Theon Greyjoy and Davos Seaworth, as well as armies dedicated to the Free Folk, Night's Watch, and House Hornwood.
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"I think it'll be more lively with more people with the iPhone X," said Ray Yokoyama, after buying an iPhone 8 in Tokyo.
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And if you have more than one dinosaur in the same house they can react to each other to make things even more lively.
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I personally like the patterned styles more because they make the velvet slipper, which might be brushed off as stuffy, more lively and approachable.
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It is more lively, readable, and unsparing of the president than the former FBI director's ponderous account of his team's findings, to be sure.
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A quarter of an hour later he had sold 16 papers and was off, walking briskly through the darkened government district toward more lively streets.
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Encryption is built right into the app too, and it's gotten a lot more lively over the last year with the introduction of the iMessage app store.
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"I couldn't help but think of how to make it more lively and more fun if we were going to be targeting blacks and Latinos," says Toche.
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The clubhouse music became more lively when it was turned over to Judge, and the veterans say they have been reinvigorated by the rookies' enthusiasm and naïveté.
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The more lively spots are downstairs, between the Lobby Bar, the casual dining (and very verdant) Terrace and Outdoor Gardens, and their adjacent (and possibly unnamed) bar.
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Just about an hour and a half driving towards the east of the Gulf Coast, you'll find one of the more lively Mardi Gras celebrations in the country.
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Hatfield worries about the toll the move would take on her mom, who is more lively and active than most people 10 or even 20 years her junior.
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People feel more comfortable sharing knowing that it's all going to disappear, and the result is a network that often feels more lively and authentic than its peers.
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But then, as the classical music begins to pep up and the driver gets a bit more lively I look up, settling into the bouncing of the springs.
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Some of the more lively entries, in my opinion, include PAVED ROAD, HERE I GO, SNAP OUT OF IT, MIMOSA, SLEEP SOFA, SEASHELL, NO FEAR and RAISE HELL.
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With about $80 billion of U.S. trade, France is a much smaller economic partner, but its economy is perking up and offering more lively markets for American products.
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Not only did the ROG Phone cut down on the slight greenish tint seen in the Razer Phone's 2 pic, it also offers much more lively and saturated colors.
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Median house price: $449,23 This bustling ZIP encompasses Miami's downtown, midtown and Seaport areas, which have become more lively by night with a recent influx of development and residents.
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I also wish I'd made the lower left more lively — BOUNCES OUT and ADDICTED TO are both a bit bland, and I can't say I love ICC or XERO.
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Credico's testimony proved much more lively, including a jaw-dropping story about the more rocky aspects of the relationship between the two men at opposite extremes of American politics.
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But as temperatures continue to rise, as they've done precipitously this year, these microbes could become more lively, accelerating the rate at which carbon is emitted into the atmosphere.
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The film's stiff rendition of the beast (Dan Stevens, under a heavy load of fake fur and CGI) is certainly more realistic, but it could hardly be called more lively.
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Overall I like today's puzzle (and I'm happy to see it in The Times), but if I made it today, I'd probably see if I could get something more lively.
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Many of them are young women who have been allowed to adopt a more lively style and modern costumes, like short skirts, under the North's young leader, Kim Jong-un.
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The precious metals market was slightly more lively, with palladium surging to a record high of $1,462.5 per ounce as stricter emissions standards are seen increasing demand for the autocatalyst metal.
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The precious metals market was slightly more lively, with palladium surging to a record high of $1,458.5 per ounce as stricter emissions standards are seen increasing demand for the autocatalyst metal.
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The cast's performance is enhanced by gorgeous setting and a pulsating musical soundtrack (featuring artists like Shari Short and Profetas) that make the highly plot-driven Siempre Bruja all the more lively.
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While the MoMA event is a billed as a "lecture," it will certainly be more lively than your average one, with noise artist Dreamcrusher and electronic musician Elysia Crampton opening the event.
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The crowd around the Pyramid Stage gets bigger and more lively as the headliner approaches — even though we were quite a long way from the front for Foals, the atmosphere was still awesome.
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It was bad enough when he won the leadership crushingly last September after scraping around for last-minute nominations from MPs, some of whom backed him just to make the contest more lively.
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If your Venmo feed is anything like mine, it's already chock-full of flying dollar bill and pizza emoji, so GIFs seem like a fun way to make Venmo feeds even more lively.
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Thursday's ECB gathering is shaping up as a more lively event than anticipated just a few weeks ago given that the central bank has flagged "early" 2018 for a revision of its policy guidance.
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The main character, Lucy Wells (Eloise Smyth), knows the streets and alleys well, picking her way among a diverse community of people struggling to survive in one of the more lively parts of town.
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"We want to address the public through the personality of the artist, because the history of art becomes much more lively and easier to understand," says Catherine Grenier, the director of the Giacometti Institute.
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My colleague Peter Kafka points out that this means humans are still responsible for picking the trending headlines, and that a little more bias could make Facebook's notoriously stale trending topics a little more lively.
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Even if we set aside that the new breed of action cams can shoot video (at incredible resolutions and frame rates), the stills are so much better, sharper, more lively, and easier to work with.
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I think it generally has a nicely graded look, and footage looks more lively and cinematic, but I imagine most DPs will want to use the flat color profile to have more flexibility in post.
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Hundreds of supporters crowded into the college gymnasium, and the rally was noticeably more lively than the smaller events the Florida senator was holding before he emerged as the dominant establishment Republican in the presidential race.
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It's hard to describe objectively, but most constructors would agree that ESCAPE ROOM and SUBTWEET (which Paolo debuted) are more lively than, say, the unremarkable ESSENCES or, ALAN-A-DALE, which is dreaded for its overuse.
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Orpheus begins in grieving stillness, and things don't get much more lively after that, except in the kicking of the Furies and the Bacchantes who kill Orpheus, some of the silliest bits that Balanchine ever made.
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Trump spoke very briefly about the ethanol mandate at the beginning of his speech, reading from notes in a straightforward fashion, before continuing onto other subjects in the more lively manner he usually shows in stump speeches.
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The differences first raised as a cause for doubt in fact reflect Van Gogh's own efforts to capture his poor mental state by using darker, or muddied, tones of usually more lively greens and blues, he said.
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But here, in front of crowds that are often more diverse and almost always more affectionate than those he encountered in the earliest states, Mr. Biden has also often appeared more lively, more comfortable and, sometimes, sharper.
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Hersey is at his best in extremity, as in his war writing and in Hiroshima, where his restrained, sober voice is able to describe violence and horror that in the hands of a more lively writer might seem lurid.
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"It would have been even more lively if a 'break 'em up' advocate was also on the panel," said Information Technology and Innovation Foundation President Robert Atkinson, who spoke at Thursday's session on the topic and argued against breakups.
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"Given all the attacks that are taking place and the counterattacks, I think it will be a more lively debate than we've seen at this point," said Eric Fehrnstrom, who was a top adviser to 2012 Republican nominee Mitt Romney.
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Now that she has two kids with husband Ryan Reynolds, it makes sense that she doesn't want to jump into a crazy TV schedule — even though I, for one, would be thrilled to see more Lively on the small screen.
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More lively and compelling are the book's later sections, in which Looser delves into the various groups of readers that used Austen as a political symbol, and into the theatrical adaptations that shaped our image of the author in the 20th century.
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Projections would also likely enable him to paint more lively poses — such as of himself laughing — as he would be able to freeze his entire facial expression while tracing the projected image, rather than moving slightly as he worked between mirror and canvas.
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Venus finally ends its retrograde on April 15, so you'll feel the energy start to become more lively then, and Venus reenters Aries on April 28, at which point issues around your day job and your health and habits will begin moving forward, too!
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Bored teenagers and other children seen in three recent visits to Seelow Heights suggested a need for a more lively 21st century presentation than the static and detailed written displays that are a staple of Germany's painstaking chronicling of the Nazi or Communist past.
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Thursday's ECB gathering is shaping up as a more lively event than anticipated just a few weeks ago: the central bank has flagged "early" 2018 for a revision of its policy guidance and this has led to talk of a possible early rise in interest rates.
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Parliament has traditionally served as a rubber stamp for the party's policies, but some experts and diplomats say debate has become more lively, with ministers grilled in televised sessions, laws sent back for re-drafts, and liberal legislation passed, including recognition of transgenders and the decriminalization of same-sex unions.
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So I'm just guessing it'll make it a more lively conversation so it's going to be a little different for every senator how important it is, but we'll get to it, just like we did, knowing that we're going to come to the issue of further documentation and witnesses anyway.
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Beyond its potent and topical political agenda, Rakowitz's sculpture is more lively and engaging an object than a previous, sombre attempt to highlight the destruction of artifacts: in 2016, a 3D-printed replica of the ISIS-destroyed Arch of Triumph in Palmyra, Syria, was temporarily on show in Trafalgar Square.
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Beyond styling, the new Acura model for China is likely to pack more luxury technologies and features, boasting a turbo-charged, 4-cylinder engine and 10-speed automatic transmission, giving it a "more lively character and a spirited and engaged driver feel," said one of the individuals, adding it was aimed at taking on rival BMW X1 and Audi Q3 models.
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The hearing was more lively than the previous two Medicare for All hearings, with Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealTrump argues NY tax return case should take place in DC NY files motion to keep Trump tax returns lawsuit out of DC court Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Mass.) admonishing the applauding and hollering audience several times.
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In that sense, it's pretty much par for the course where Brooks is concerned; if there is one thing to be said for Kaepernick's protest above any other, it is how much truer it sounds than this, and how much more lively and inclusive the conversation he started is than the one that Brooks and his peers would have replace it.
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The new app features: • Better performance, greater stability and more efficient downloads • A better organized and more lively Top Stories home screen that showcases the full depth of Times reporting, including views from our Opinion writers and trending stories • A cleaner article experience with bigger photos, 360 videos, and more graphics • Links at the bottom of articles to related coverage so you can dive deep into subjects that interest you • Sections are more visual.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE Is back on the campaign trail and perhaps no one has taken notice with more lively punctuation than President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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