Sentence examples for got marvellous from inspiring English sources

But I've found it's got marvellous antique shops and fairs, beautiful  1930s architecture, left as it was.

Cute! See, Fey's Palin impression was a big hit for the show back in 2008, got marvellous ratings, and will long be remembered as a seminal SNL moment – but not, as one might think, because Sarah Palin was some wacky, harmless goofball destined to be a delightful footnote in the annals of election history.

It used to be a wood workshop and gets marvellous daylight.

So we get marvellous formulations like this: Pat thought about love the way she thought about murder: as an emotional urgency between two people, one of whom dies in the act.

"We've got a marvellous challenge, if we win the five games remaining we will be champions," he said.

It's got a marvellous European feel to it, with cool artwork and local stylings and a warm, friendly lobby.

Justin Gatlin seemed to prepare perfectly—he didn't blitz his semifinals like he did last year and he got a marvellous start.

I got a marvellous one of a girl with a hockey stick with mistletoe around it". Understandably the return journeys were somewhat happier affairs: "When they were coming home it was lovely – lots of hugs and kisses".

Photograph: Chuck Burton/AP Updated at 4.48pm BST 4.36pm BST McDowell clips a gorgeous shot to six feet at 14. He's got a marvellous chance to move to -2 for the tournament.

No publisher can afford to turn away successful books at the moment, but they don't sit down over lunch and say 'I've got a marvellous misery memoir', in the way they would say 'I've got an exciting debut'," said Neill Denny, editor-in-chief of the Bookseller.

I've got a marvellous quote here from Nigel Nicolson about his father [political diarist], Harold: "He needed London as an Athenian needed Athens; he loved the country but London was the place where things happened, where people met and talked, where he recharged his intellectual batteries".