Sentence examples for case a lovely from inspiring English sources

"The Rape of Deianira" (Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, Connecticut) emphasizes yet another new element in Florentine painting, the landscape setting, in this case a lovely portrait of the Arno Valley with the city of Florence in the background.

Meatballs are a good way of making meat go further – not only can you make use of the fattier cuts, but you can pack them out with lots of vegetables – in this case, a lovely sweet blend of carrots and onions.

For $29.99, the Nomad AirPod Rugged Case is a lovely upgrade for the AirPods.

And to be entirely faithful to the Italian Alpine inspiration you could try to root out a bottle of spring meadow-scented white from some of Europe's highest altitude vineyards: Cave de Morgex et de la Salle Rayon, Valle d'Aosta, Italy 2015 (£13.95, Just in Cases) has a lovely delicate appley raciness and fragrance that would work with any of Joe's recipes.

In the case of Herman Goerring, for example… a lovely, enjoyable buffoon but he was undoubtedly a hanging case.

Domracheva is a case in point - a lovely elegant skier (I believe I heard she was a dancer when she was younger?).

In any case, it's a lovely disc, full of glimmering, cyclical compositions that never sit still.

The girls chirped, "Is that a guitar?" He replied that it was a violin, opened the case and played a lovely rendition of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star".

My first impression: This deceptively slim book is a lovely case study of clear, succinct writing.

Senator Barack Obama makes a lovely case for coming together, but he needs a more forceful strong-arm instinct to become a complete politician and the leader we need to repair the damage done by the Bush administration.

Some may argue that she looks like a tampon without a string or a couch cushion without a case, but this lovely lady is actually a cloud.