Sentence examples for a lovely problem from inspiring English sources

Robin Dutt has a lovely problem on his hands.

While it was a lovely problem to have, there were also people who never forgave Moffat for not delivering Blink every single week.

You guys did a lovely job, so I appreciate that".

That's why you, Alesha Dixon, are the lovely problem - and I am the hideous solution.

"She is a lovely person with some problems, some serious problems, problems that her family has been able to help her with," Brereton said.

It is a lovely idea, but the problem is that meeting one's marriage partner is often a matter of chance - because you were both at the same party or had contact through a job - but also of not meeting someone because you were ill that evening or went somewhere else that day.

Everybody loves a lovely story.

Last week, with Crisis in the Curry Kitchen, Hardeep Singh Kohli presented a lovely example about a genuine problem: the UK is running out of qualified chefs to work at curry houses, because the government, in its mad anti-immigration panic, has made it near impossible for any chefs from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh to qualify for a visa.

"A lovely old lady had a problem with a neighbour who said something in her roof needed repairing," says Mr Francken.

This may not be a solution to that problem, but it is a lovely way to give".

"It is a lovely vehicle, though lovely, lovely, love-ly.