Sentence examples for I love something from inspiring English sources

"I love something that you can dress up or down".

I've had to learn to recognise it and try to be effusive when I love something, rather than overly critical.

I love something that I do not understand.'" Without her poet-lover to dream her transcendent mystery into being, would Sophie only have been half herself, half realised?

I've always said, if I'm not spending time with my children, I have to be doing something I love; something worthwhile.

"I love something they're doing this year, where there are a couple of different layers of rough where you can actually play if you only miss the fairway by a couple of yards.

It was the first time I read a book and thought I love something so much I'm going to pick up the phone and find out who's got the rights".

For Ms. Laurie, a passing remark seemed a true description: "I loved something I heard from a woman who had seen the play.

"Inspiration could be, 'I was at the Great Wall of China and I loved something there'," says Roba, "or 'I was at my child's playschool and I saw a colour there'.

I was frustrated when I loved something, but the critics hated it.

I would love something that I could charge by rubbing my thighs together if possible.

"If I had a more leisurely business schedule I would love something more homey," he said.