Sentence examples for a really lovely thing from inspiring English sources
Something as delicate as snipe can be cooked entirely on the surface of a stove: you're working with it in the pan, cooking it carefully in foaming butter, and it's a really lovely thing to be able to do.
"And that's a really lovely thing," she says, "but there's also a side where I go home and wonder 'Do people think that they know me?'" A Creature I Don't Know is released on Virgin on 12 September.
That's a really lovely thing to say.
"That it is so hard to get here is the really lovely thing about this place".
"The really lovely thing about it was that people from Linda's food company would say, 'Oh, Quorn is coming out with a burger', and she would say, 'Great!' Which was fabulous.
To the well-deserved chorus of praise for this funny, honest, immensely ambitious book, let me add only that the really lovely thing about its account of decades of intertwined lives is how beautifully constructed it is, taking place, especially early on, in several different periods at once, so that while time teaches much, the exuberant sameness of relationships persists on the page, too.
I thought it was a really lovely love story.
"Just a really lovely tune".
This is a really lovely place.
Findon is a really lovely little village.
