Sentence examples similar to I'd lovely from inspiring English sources

I'd spent a lovely day with a good friend and we were finishing it off with a few too many drinks in a pub.

By the time I'd left, I'd had a lovely time.

I'm not really nervous – hopefully I'll have lovely flatmates and a brilliant time.

If you like, Chris, I will use our lovely master bedroom only for the most important of conference calls.

Are you getting any ideas from this at all? Yeah, maybe I'll call it Lovely, like your voice.

A takeaway is a guilty and an easy pleasure; if I want to relax on a Sunday, which is my day off, I'll get a lovely Indian, Thai or Chinese.

'I'll put something lovely on a hook and someone will come along and swap it for something of theirs.' Being Port Eliot, she can presumably hold out for some high-class threads.

Gentler songs like "Julia" and "I Will" have a lovely transparency, and hard rockers like "Yer Blues" and "Helter Skelter" — as well as John Lennon's quirky vision of dystopia, "Revolution 9" — have a power and fullness unheard until now.

Call me crazy, but I will take this lovely setup I have now over the plethora of other careers I see many of my friends tolerating but loathing.

Together you can write a note that says something to the effect of "Tonight I'll have a lovely dream," and leave it under their pillow.

I'll admit: Henkes's lovely story made me cry a little.