Sentence examples for feeling lovely from inspiring English sources

Modern and new feeling; lovely spaces.

Years of working in hamburger joints and diners, bars and gas stations makes you lose your sentimentality for calendar dates and your hope that even once a year, you might find yourself feeling lovely and fairy-lit.

Now, if you get some real drugs out of there, you might kill a whole day feeling lovely.

Guy's smooth accent calmed my overactive mind, and I almost died when he yelled out to the crowd, "Coachella are you feeling lovely?" Ugh, those damn Brits.

Apply moisturizer if you feel you need it, although the sugar and oil mixture should already have left your hands feeling lovely.

"It's nice to win again, that feeling is lovely.

Even so, Ford is not without emotional urgency -- he manages the art of beautiful phrasemaking for phrasemaking's sake while suggesting (not broadcasting) strong feelings in lovely, untypical ways: "I wanted to punctuate or somehow refute my own / Breathing".

Mr Holby, who has so far raised £18,000 for Breakthrough Breast Cancer, said: "It doesn't feel real - it's such a lovely feeling". Crowds gathered to see the end of the record-breaking row, during which Mr Holby had to endure spells of intense winter weather as well as a hot summer.

"What a lovely feeling it is for an actor to feel wanted, to feel secure," she said.

Nowadays, when we go for Sunday roast "lunch" at pubs, I'm thinking of how I used to play outdoors on Sunday mornings and the whole of Rotherfield Street would smell of roasts and boiling cabbage, giving a lovely feeling of homeliness and locality.

I'm definitely playing the best tennis of my career right now, which is a lovely feeling heading into Wimbledon and especially because I don't feel like I'm anywhere near my peak yet.