Meanings of enliven the scene in English

A few houses and cottages scattered about, serve to enliven the scene.

Further arrivals, the same evening, continued to enliven the scene.

Proceeding onwards past many islands which enliven the scene, you get to the falls and rapids.

In fair weather the decks are playgrounds where children at games enliven the scene, and sailors' songs are heard.

Here, too, were booths for the sale of eatables and drinkables, and a band of music to enliven the scene.

Berlin had assumed her most joyous appearance, to welcome her king; even Nature had done her utmost to enliven the scene.

In short, every quaint and comical mixture of dry goods and flesh that Holland could furnish seemed sent to enliven the scene.

Bugle-notes and drums and fifes, and the exercises of the volunteers, enlivened the scene.

A few blood-wood or red gum-trees, with their brilliant green foliage, enlivened the scene.

The snake dance of thousands of exulting students enlivens the scene-thespirit of glorious victory breaks loose.

Callitris or cypress pines, ornamented the landscape, and a few blood-wood or red gum-trees also enlivened the scene.

They were seated at tables loaded with luxuries of every description, and while partaking, a band of music enlivened the scene.

As the light struck them, the sails which enlivened the scene were either dark spots or shining silver sheets on the delicate blue.

Excitement ran high during the canvass, and torch-light processions enlivened the scene in the generally quiet streets of Galena many nights during the campaign.

The ground was damp, and the forest gloomy, but here and there glimpses of sunshine glanced through the trees, and enlivened the scene a little.

"And Josie Jordan to enliven the scene," returned Jennie with a look of mischief in her bright sparkling eyes.