Sentence examples for in heaven only from inspiring English sources

If "Seven Minutes in Heaven" only conjures up over-analyzed middle-school disappointments, you're in luck.

In Heaven, only eleven people recount their lives, and only briefly.

Ed Burns told me that Toklas's reason for converting was her notion that she could be reunited with Stein in Heaven only if she did so.

But be warned that while this production may offer, as the old MGM slogan boasted, "more stars than there are in heaven," only two of those stars, Ms. Streep and Kevin Kline, shed much in the way of illuminating light.

Davis plays Eve, a Chicago financial consultant, too busy with work to stop and make a snowball, who slips on the ice and wakes up, if that's the word, in heaven —  only to learn from celestial mentor MacLaine that she has been made a Christmas angel and is being packed back to Earth to fulfill a Christmas wish: Little Lauren (Jaeda Lilly Miller) wants her Uncle Max (McCormack), to be happy again.

We're beginning to have fun and with only the unease at unfathomably low prices (made in Vietnam, India and heaven only knows how many sweatshops) to weigh us down, we head to Topshop to complete the sweep.

Animals generally do poorly with eyes with cataracts, substandard reproductive performance, dramatically reduced survival, slower growth rates and elevated frequencies of tumours.Chernobyl is a wildlife heaven only in a biblical sense.

Having expressed their admiration for the producer to a German journalist who happened to be a personal friend of Moroder's, they were soon hooked up, and the chance encounter reaped dividends too: the Number One Song In Heaven not only achieving empyrean supremacy but also charting in the Top 20 in the UK and Ireland.

He read the last paragraph of "The Theologians" aloud, a passage in which a character goes to heaven, only to realize that his rival is, metaphorically, his other half.

For months, she has been lingering over the best-seller "The Lovely Bones," which is told from the vantage point of a young woman in heaven -- only she keeps calling it, mistakenly, "The Lonely Bones".

I am sure Seve Ballesteros will be cheering in heaven!" If only Europe's leaders could tackle a deficit with the same degree of teamwork.