Sentence examples for beautiful loose from inspiring English sources

The Rare Tea Company does beautiful, loose whole-leaf teas with subtle flavours that are a pleasure to drink.

First courses will spoil you: a beautiful, loose take on the dipping sauce bagna cauda; the luscious cheese burrata with a cloak of shaved pear; or dainty squab nested with blood orange, baby radicchio and pistachios.

We may have nearly fainted when Beyoncé strolled into the 2013 Presidential Inauguration sporting beautiful loose curls.

Three-Twenty P.M., April the Twenty-Fourth, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Six... ......) and inviting the audience to share the predatory curiosity of the reporters and photographers waiting outside a courtroom for the "notorious" Alicia Huberman (Ingrid Bergman), the beautiful and loose-living daughter of a Nazi spy who has just been convicted of treason.

Emanuel Ungaro's inspiration was Rimbaud, and while that immediately suggests something tortured, the clothes were light and beautiful, with loose-fitting jackets embroidered with discreet (for Mr. Ungaro) touches of stones, and intensely colored skirts of chiffon graduating toward the hem in smokier hues.

Paul Pope's beautiful, inky, seemingly loose but super well-informed drawings have been great for so long that even though he's still relatively young, there are multiple generations of illustrators whose styles were primarily informed by studying Paul's stuff.

By Raffat Binte Rashid Dhaka, 30 April, 2013: A beautiful girl, her loose long hair shades part of her face as she stoops over her sewing machine to adjust the settings.

Varieties include thousand year red flower and jasmine pearl, and are packaged loose in beautiful tins.

TEN REN TEA -- stocks a dazzling variety of tea: jasmine, green, herbal, chrysanthemum and more, all sold loose from beautiful metal canisters or in boxes.

Rain falls on the Western world,The coldest spring in living memory everywhere.Winter in mid-May means the darling buds of May uncurledOn an ice-cold morgue slab, smilingly shaking loose their beautiful hair.London rains every day anyway.Paris is freezing.

by Sharon Levy Rain falls on the Western world,The coldest spring in living memory everywhere.Winter in mid-May means the darling buds of May uncurledOn an ice-cold morgue slab, smilingly shaking loose their beautiful hair.London rains every day anyway.Paris is freezing.