Sentence examples for become lovely from inspiring English sources

The book's "bones", above all, cease to be those of Susie's never-found body, or the animal bones her creepy killer plays with to distract himself from other young girls; instead they become "lovely", being connections between loved ones "that happened after I was gone.

It shows that environments not remotely natural in their origins can become lovely to inhabit.

They can also become lovely kitchen accents.

Moderation had flown the coop and our lives had become lovely and empty all at once.

First of all, there is the newly forceful desire to see the woman's face – the photograph becomes lovelier to us because something escapes us.

The Statue of Liberty will soon become a lovely spot for New Yorkers never to go to.

"Their faces and posture out of drag reflect their tough, exhausting existences, but then they become these lovely, funny, sexy people once they go onstage," Mr. Fierstein said.

Reviewing her performance in 1956, John Martin of The New York Times said she had become "a lovely and curiously individual dancer, especially where dramatic color and characterization are involved".

"New Milford's really become a lovely town," said Jeremy Ruman, who works for a law firm downtown and heads a restoration effort for the Merwinsville Hotel, a 19th-century station edifice that thrived when the railroad still ran through town.

This had become a lovely mid-summer's night decorated by a long, orange-streaked sunset and Turkey boosted their chances of not having to ride off into it and out of the tournament with this win.

Seeing your children become really lovely young adults and human beings is overwhelming in some ways.