Sentence examples for keep lovely from inspiring English sources

The 11-Dinar ($6.86) entrance fee was well worth it and the 1 extra dinar ($.62) for the privilege of shooting pictures and video a small price to pay to keep lovely souvenirs of the visit.

How can I keep that lovely purple colour?

Cook fish on the bone to keep that lovely moist texture.

"We have got to do something to keep Cornwall lovely and keep the locals on side as well," says Tim Light, 48, a former Army officer who is now managing director of Cornwall Ferries.

It was called Souvenir because the singer felt she should make her notorious recording of the Queen of the Night so that loyal fans could keep "a lovely souvenir" once her voice had gone.

The trick is to not turn such sections into a parody and to keep a lovely image of women, backs to the audience, from looking like a chorus line.

It is so simple and poignant, as are the words: "Every morning when I wake/ Dear Lord, a little prayer I make/ O please do keep Thy lovely eye/ On all poor creatures born to die".

Trouble is, the production team keep saying "lovely idea, but in the real world …" I suppose it's good to have someone there reminding you how much things cost and how dangerous it would be.

They simply couldn't keep the lovely sales presentation going forever.

"We are hoping enough local interest will keep this lovely old lady in local hands," they say.

How do you keep your lovely figure?" "Oh, I drink lots of water and manage to eat right.