Sentence examples for lark of from inspiring English sources
It's all a lark, of course.
"Syro" may be Aphex Twin's most complex, self-referential lark of all.
The assemblage of bells and organ on Theresa, Lark of Ascension is simultaneously wistfully pastoral and oddly unsettling.
Despite its excesses, and they are legion, it is hard to dislike this lark of a production.
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Lydia Mendoza, a Tejano music pioneer known as the Lark of the Border, died here on Thursday.
It's all a rambunctious movie lark, of course, but if you were an Egyptian wouldn't you be a little annoyed by the casual imperial thwacking of sacred places?
Wildlife sound recordist Geoff Sample enjoys the Dupont's lark on Tweet of the Day.
The horned larks of North America.
The "jolly larks" of Baden-Powell lived on in the Bond novels.
"This makes you wonder if the larks of its fundraising events are overshadowing the benefits they are supposed to bring to children's charities.
The trouble is that we are at the start of the arc and the jobs, money and sheer larks of horse racing easily have the upper hand.
