"Well, that's something to liven things up a bit," said Frank.

Patsy always livened things up.

"It may be the little beggar will liven us all up a bit.

you'd speak at our school some nightand we could get a phonograph to liven things up a bitI guess we're broad-minded enough to listen to a woman.

Let us liven things up a bit, and give our people something to look forward to during the week, and something pleasant to remember.

I fetched a lot of pictures to liven it up some, but I reckon I ain't got no time to put 'em up to-day.

I'll bet if he'd had his own way, there'd be some brackets and fret work on the front to liven it up some.

Come, liven up.

"It's just a bit spectacular and will liven things up a bit, I think.

Life would seem very tame without that schemer around to try and liven things up for me.

Our lives would be a dry desert without the girl aviators to liven things up," declared Jimsy.

"I'll keep her here to liven up the old barracks.

The little village in which he lived his bachelor existence was invaded by some up-to-date people who took the Hall, and proceeded to liven up things.

R61886, 5May50, Mrs. Lou McGuire (W) GIRLS AND GOLD: SLUICER SAM AND CENTIPEDE SAL LIVEN UP, by Harry C. Peterson.

Girls and gold: Sluicer Sam and Centipede Sal liven up.

R61886, 5May50, Mrs. Lou McGuire (W) GIRLS AND GOLD: SLUICER SAM AND CENTIPEDE SAL LIVEN UP, by Harry C. Peterson.

Girls and gold: Sluicer Sam and Centipede Sal liven up.

Things are a bit livened up here.

Still, they have been well received, and their presence does liven up the place.

We were livened up a bit last week because the village clown was on his home leave.

A day's rain will wash away bloodstains and liven trampled vegetation.

Then she heard him say in another tone: 'An I got a bit o' news down at the club as will liven yer up.

You can hardly imagine how this livened up things.

They spent the afternoon in wandering around in the usual picnic fashion, developing appetites, until it occurred to Red to liven the performance by showing them the art of roping, as practiced upon an old cow found in the woods.

"Here endeth Otuel, Roland, and Olyvere, And of the twelve dussypere, That dieden in the batayle of Runcyvale: Jesu lord, heaven king, To his bliss hem and us both bring, To liven withouten bale!" Sir Otuel.