How To Use liven up In A Sentence
- let's liven up this room a bit
- The only good news is it nearly always rains at night in the tropics so that would liven up proceedings. The Sun
- Sanders of Oxford on the High Street is the place for something to liven up those magnolia walls.
- For example, use the zest - the outermost layer of a citrus fruit's peel - from lemons or limes to liven up your salads and soups.
- There was little of note in the opening period although things did liven up a bit in the closing minutes. The Sun
- I'd love to invite that party animal to the party. He'd liven up the mood!
- The early scenes of courtly intrigue are slow, but things liven up on the battlefields of France. Times, Sunday Times
- To try and liven up the downcast mood, some of my fellow-tourists start reminiscing about more productive quests for an appointment with our eremitic host.
- A close pal can liven up an afternoon by announcing that her new love interest has, without warning, moved to Chicago.
- Pop it around your waist (arrange in a triangle for a more interesting asymmetric shape ) and belt into place to liven up an otherwise plain outfit. Times, Sunday Times
