Sentence examples for Prettily named from inspiring English sources
Based on regional products, honestly handled, "unfoamed and unfused" in the words of my friend Colman Andrews, late of Saveur magazine, it is the specialty of this small restaurant on the main square of a prettily named village in Beaujolais.
Behind the locked doors of the prettily named Avocet, Bunting and Dove wings in Yarl's Wood are many extremely vulnerable women, among them victims of torture and rape, and those who have fled domestic violence, destitution or both.
These innocuous looking, prettily named detox pearls may not cause poisoning or uterine irrigation but several doctors have gone on record commenting that they pose a risk of upsetting the vagina's natural balance and causing infections – or even resulting in potentially fatal toxic shock syndrome if not used properly.
Cheaper than champagne but stylish, easy to drink and prettily named.Standard mobile-phone charger.
Villages were sleepy symphonies of golden stone: Bize-Minervois sits prettily astride the unfortunately named Cesse river, with a lovely swimming spot.
Riley slips through the cracks of the foster care system and hightails it to a small town outside San Francisco, armed only with her sarcastic attitude and a lead on her origins: a prettily austere high school principal named Opal (Lauren Graham), who may be her birth mother's sister.
It's all filmed so prettily as to make the horrors and deprivations less frightening.
Punctured by holes, it lights up prettily when Zach gets a call on his mobile.
The shops and restaurants prettily arrayed around Ocean Beach's mini-green may have changed names but little else.
At night, the signs light up on the port houses in Vila Nova de Gaia opposite: familiar names such as Cockburn, Taylor's, Sandeman reflect prettily on the water as bars spring to life.
The red stone outcropping that gives this community its name is just a facet of the histrionic geology of Douglas County that sprawls prettily along the front range of the Rockies south of Denver.
