| Based on a story by Ms. Chapman, the 3-D movie takes off with Merida, liltingly voiced by Kelly Macdonald, in teenage rebel mode. |
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| There was playfulness and dashing vitality in the four waltzes Mr. Andsnes began with, but always in the context of a liltingly rhythmic dance. |
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| But over the course of several features and shorts, the slight, liltingly graceful Mr. Etaix developed his own gently melancholic style. |
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| After a verse, he sidled up behind the pianist and, gently nudging him to keep playing at the low end of the keyboard, reached in to pick out a liltingly funky right-handed solo. |
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| The singer used the full extent of her dizzying range, beginning with husky lower notes before liltingly climbing the scale. |
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| It is the liltingly old-fashioned, falteringly new sound of the first decade of free verse. |
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| The popular public goodwill in India for Pakistan is just a fiction that is chanted liltingly in those Indo-Pak seminars mounted in the five-star hotels. |
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| Liltingly called the Logitech Ultrathin Keyboard Mini, the keyboard is itself about the same size and thickness as an iPad Mini. |
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