Sentence examples for good lovely from inspiring English sources
Their conversation is mostly inconsequential chatter or confessions, but running through it is a dominating theme of physical blackness as profoundly beautiful, exciting, and sexually compelling: "... you're my good lovely husband and my brother too... when we go to Africa I'll be your African girl too".
From Hemingway's enticing "nice good lovely gin" to the "brilliant" morning martini Berryman took as a cure for a hangover, the downward slope is apparent; and with two suicides and two deaths due to drink/drugs among these famous names, it's clear this affliction is not a trivial one.
But now I'm feeling pretty good!" "Lovely and Amazing" follows in this style -- wringing laughs out of small behavioral details, like Michelle's inclination for cursing at total strangers or the model-thin Elizabeth's frequent inspection of the invisible flab on her upper arms.
And what a good lovely, grounded kid he is too".
"And they're good, really lovely".
He had good hair, lovely sideburns and looked great in a poloneck, usually worn under a belted jacket or leather blouson.
It was a difficult decision, they were still looking good, a lovely mix from Nick in Oregon and we'll be sad to see them go.
Splurge on lodgings at the Chambers (901 Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis; 612-767-6999; www.chambersminneapolis.com), a gorgeous sibling to the New York version of the hotel with good food, lovely rooms and a wonderful lounge.
The back-and-forth went like this: Trump asked the sheriffs if they had any ideas on "how we can bring about law enforcement in a very good, civil, lovely way," in order to "stop crime".
After Alfgrim sings, he is given a few pennies by the reverend, who, seemingly as an afterthought, delivers an artistic credo that Laxness himself lived by: " 'It is good and lovely to sing,' he said as he gave me the coin.
It's all well and good buying lovely softening ingredients (most are glycerin- and hyaluronic-acid-based, both of which are very beneficial), but why leave half soaking into cotton wool when you could just apply a similar serum with fingertips straight on to your face?
