| And then there's that new piece of body art that really livened things up in the airport security line. |
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| A green salad livened with blue cheese vinaigrette gets a fan of seared rare steak and colorful peppers. |
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| The narrative, livened by a selection of Argentinian political cartoons, demonstrates the power of applied economics. |
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| Better to order the soulful steamed littleneck clams in a broth livened by chorizo sausage, with a clever hunk of grilled cornbread to sop up the juices. |
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| The staples are meatballs, kebabs and stuffed tomatoes, peppers or aubergines, all livened up with lashings of tart yoghurt and bushels of fresh coriander. |
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| The bangers were unnaturally hard and unappetisingly spicy and the 'mash' so dull that only some neighbouring peas livened it up. |
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| The book is instructive but also very personal, livened with the author's penetrating, wry, wistful humor. |
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| But it was good to go on at half time and hopefully it livened things up a bit in the second half. |
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| This idea might have livened up the remake of The Stepford Wives, but, oh, well. |
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| A SCRAPPY game was only livened up by the 39th-minute sending off of Stuart Nethercott for a foolish right hook on Tony Lock. |
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| Mahonias also have the advantage of tolerating shady conditions, thus even the most dismal corner of the garden can be livened up. |
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| Actress Anushka Sharma looked pretty in a mint green anarkali, by Sabyasachi, with a contrasting velvet dupatta in red which livened up her look. |
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| Worshippers say it has really livened up the Easter season celebrations. |
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| In May 1965, the introduction to a Post story about the insurance world was somewhat clunkily livened up with a reference to one of Britain's best-loved thriller writers. |
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| The fact of this made him realize he had a story. He livened. Father was washed overboard, Rupert said. He was going through the water like a duck. |
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