Then, tens of millions of years later, the now cool center would sink again to halt the livening and begin drawing the sleeves together again.

Chapter Thirty-two livening has a short stay in Hobart Town, a soft, still light that squeezes in between day and night as the great mountain sucks the last splash of sun into its rounded belly.

That would have livened things up a little, by God.

At all events, he thought, it had livened things up.

In the summer, children's camps liven things up a bit.

Things started to liven up after another hundred yards or so.

At this he seemed to liven up, and went back to being Oliver.

All very well if you want livening up, but our place is lively enough.

Just when some other children had come into his rather lonely life and livened it up, too!

I might liven up the last leg of the journey.

To go in the back side of neighborhoods where people think it's their last hope, and I would make art to liven them.

I'd like to hear any suggestions for livening up my trip.

Got a little something in it to liven him up now."

The dinner had been rather solemn to begin with, but soon livened up.

I livened it up by putting a few jokes in.

At this weekend some groups liven up the old part of town with music and dancing as in former times.

But once you're inside, the space soars and things liven up.

I thought when you and others asked tough questions at the 1988 debates, it livened things up.

After midnight the bar livens up and can turn into a beach party.

The livened driver jumped down, ran around, and held the door for her.

Garry put it into words, The old place so needs livening up.

Wow, I bet that livens up the conference a bit.

A good sound board, for example, will really liven up your games and multimedia applications.

Last year such discussions were allowed and livened up the Congress considerably.

"Plenty of time to get back to my room before the hallways start to liven up."

Fortunately, though, it was livened up by two wonderful goals.

She'd probably thank him for livening up her life when he turned her over to the men!

This could have been just the thing to liven up a really dead party.

She watched him walk off to liven up the music.

"I can see that having you around is going to liven up the village no end."

Things started to liven up after another hundred yards or so.

At this he seemed to liven up, and went back to being Oliver.

All very well if you want livening up, but our place is lively enough.

"And they've certainly helped to liven up the downtown area at night."

I might liven up the last leg of the journey.

"There was a big argument, but most people wanted them again, to liven up the city, just as in the old days."

"What I did was just to liven up a dull end of a season," he said.

I'd like to hear any suggestions for livening up my trip.

The dinner had been rather solemn to begin with, but soon livened up.

At this weekend some groups liven up the old part of town with music and dancing as in former times.

But once you're inside, the space soars and things liven up.

Need a little history to liven up your wall?

All these plants can later be used to liven up your porch or garden.

He might not be the one to liven up a backyard barbecue.

After midnight the bar livens up and can turn into a beach party.

"Nothing like the element of surprise to liven up an investigation."

Garry put it into words, The old place so needs livening up.

We could certainly use something to liven up the proceedings."

It can also be used to liven up a coleslaw.

It wanted something to liven up the campaign, and the Perot factor served.

Wow, I bet that livens up the conference a bit.

A good sound board, for example, will really liven up your games and multimedia applications.