Sentence examples for lovable group from inspiring English sources

"Glee," about a lovable group of teenage losers, won best TV comedy.

If they start an orderly withdrawal, or start selling their homes to families, the speculators, not always a lovable group, could end up being among the unlikely saviors of the American dream, particularly for the next generation.

I didn't want to fall for this lovable group of ethnically diverse misfits, but I did.

A lovable group of hairy aliens is crashing onto your Instagram feed, courtesy of master of mesmerizing 3D visuals, Zolloc.

Debuting on Dec. 10, 2016, and currently scheduled in the Saturday morning daypart on Pop where similar appeal "Saved By the Bell" once thrived, "This Just In" features Elizabeth Stanton as a socially awkward girl named Liz Sandler who arrives at the fictional Sunnybrook High School and finds a rather eclectic (translation: fun, innocent and lovable) group of friends.

Tarantino's feature, "Death Proof," presents two lovable groups of women, the second of which takes on a mad stunt driver (Kurt Russell) in one of the most impressive car battles in movie history.

About now, I hear sceptical voices say: for heaven's sake, is it so wicked to do something for artists at the expense of dealers and auctioneers, who make up one of the shadiest and least lovable groups in our society?

They were two different groups: lovable mop tops (1964-67), and hippie artistes (1967-70).

This week, the guests are a group of lovable scouse lasses and a trio of lads who call themselves the Baguette Club, because they're very well-endowed, obviously.

The venues may have varied, but the central elements remained the same: a group of lovable, sex-crazed guys doing battle with cruel authority figures or talented rivals – and somewhere along the way, of course, they score with some chicks.

A few months ago, I got really into Trailer Park Boys, a Canadian mockumentary that follows the exploits of a group of lovable criminals.