Sentence examples for a rather wonderful from inspiring English sources

It also has a rather wonderful and well-organised system of homestays.

Philip Bouscarle uses "a rather wonderful bit of kit called a Squeezebox".

This book is also a rather wonderful portrait of digital, anonymous America.

At times it's like listening to a rather wonderful talking novel.

If plans for a floating lido at Blackfriars succeed, history will have come full-circle in a rather wonderful way.

Kevin Spacey arguably stole the pic meanwhile, offering a rather wonderful, bemused expression amid all the grins.

The first is that it was – especially in its early days – a really rather wonderful newspaper.

Then one day she began banging on the walls of her mate's home studio, instead of playing the drums, picked out a melody on the piano (which she can't play), and wrote Between Two Lungs, a weird and rather wonderful song about a kiss.

I'm a little bit in love, then, with an unlikely and rather wonderful new book called Looking Good: A Visual Guide to the Nun's Habit.

The solitary, ailing nonagenarian acquired muscle-power and an un-selfconscious, friendly garrison figure; the wandering boy found a use for himself, stability and the affection of a wise and rather wonderful friend.

I think the existing village bungalows should be given over as a small, but rather wonderful immigration centre.