Sentence examples for Looking lovely from inspiring English sources
Looking lovely in a simple black dress, with some spike heels lending a touch of flair, Ms. Antonacci began with Fauré's "Cinq Mélodies 'de Venice,' " five songs on Verlaine poems that evoke the sights and sounds of Venice.
Looking lovely in a simple black dress, with some spike heels lending a touch of flair, Ms. Antonacci began with Faur? "Cinq M dies 'de Venice,' " five songs on Verlaine poems that evoke the sights and sounds of Venice.
1.58am GMT Looking lovely, ladies Elyse Perry and Meg Lanning from the Southern Stars are on The Cricket Show.
Also looking lovely is Poirot.
She sits around looking lovely.
The puppets are grand and dramatic, and the show looks lovely — especially the costumes, in rich-looking fabrics and vibrant colors, with elegant headgear.
A humdinger among the "Mythological and Classical Subjects" is John William Waterhouse's "Mermaid" (1900), depicting a narcissistic-looking lovely on a rocky shore.
The St . Petersburgbackgrounds look lovely, and they continue to look lovely even as the action reaches France, where we find the same provincial-looking train station we left behind, this time with a sign saying Cannes.
Looking into their lovely amber, but deadly cold, eyes was more than a little unnerving.
Looking out at the lovely kingdom of white in New York on Tuesday morning — "Snow comes from heaven, and brings us the peace of a better world," a rabbinical student says in an Isaac Bashevis Singer story — it may be worth remembering that, while advance hysteria rarely appears wise, post-hoc regret feels a whole lot colder.
