Sentence examples for a lovely edge from inspiring English sources

"The thistle is the perfect choice and has a great history and meaning in Scotland, plus Clyde's got a smashing haircut that makes him very modern and gives him a lovely edge.

The wine is deep and rich with spicy, potent flavors of red fruit and a lovely, herbal edge that lingers.

Deeply tanned and well-seasoned, it has a lovely savoury edge to it but it is a shade too thick and, consequently, a bit undercooked and gluey directly beneath that crisp outer shell.

There was a lovely comic edge to most Hitchcock (it may be the best thing about him, and the most mature, especially if he was as sexually unhappy as we are now led to believe).

It had a lovely golden edge.

"Good framing, whether it's using a mat, floating a work on paper that has a lovely deckled edge or top hinging a piece on heavy French Rives de Lin paper, is part of the right presentation and makes a difference in enhancing the experience of standing before the work".

It makes a lovely jagged edge.

Doubles from £120 Back on the Turner trail, there's a lovely walk from the edge of town at Birchington to the abandoned Saxon monastery of Reculver, which the great man painted in a watercolour in 1796.

Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes 420, +34 93 426 3048, casabillybarcelona.com, doubles from €70 (over-18s only and minimum stay two nights) Owned and run by interior designer Marcelo López, this delightful and supremely elegant guesthouse has five rooms in a lovely building at the edge of the Born district.

Everybody loves a lovely story.

But when the river is behaving, the promenade that hugs the water's edge is a lovely location for a morning stroll.