Sentence examples for expensive lovely from inspiring English sources

A friend of mine works at the school — prestigious, expensive, lovely in the reds and yellows of late October — as a dean and a teacher of English, and he'd invited me to participate in a panel discussion about the impending election.

Basque cloth — linge — is sold everywhere, vibrant stripes on heavy sailcloth made by companies like Jean Vier, Euskal Linge and Tissage de Luz, with each company peddling expensive but lovely tablecloths and napkins, hot-mitts and table runners, aprons and breadbaskets.

There isn't too much to talk about here, but this gorgeous little case from Acme Made deserves a look from anybody looking for an expensive but lovely little gift for a spouse or lady friend.

I have had a ridiculously expensive and lovely cup of tea at Babbington's, the English tea room from the 1890s near the Spanish steps, complete with waitresses in white aprons.

They are expensive but lovely.

Then you have a toasted and appropriately squished sandwich without the expensive, though lovely, Panini maker.

They are really expensive and really lovely to eat".

You can swear to yourself -- after some lovely, expensive creature croaks in the wind, or shrivels up from wilt, or is broken off at the base by the cat -- that you will never, ever try another one.

(5 stars) No7 Stay Perfect Nail Varnish Pink in Grapefruit 10ml, £6.10, Boots Deep, strong, smooth pink with lovely expensive-looking finish.

(For those on a budget, a less-expensive but still lovely boutique hotel in the Sultanahmet area is the Hotel Ibrahim Pasha).

She was lovely and expensive, and about 19".