Sentence examples for loved a real from inspiring English sources

As for the rest of the evening -- I am honestly tired and leave it to you to judge the work as you see fit -- I will call to your attention to Expedia -- amongst a few ads which I loved, a real idea, and I hope you will share others with me.

I love a real mixture of comedy, from Stewart Lee's methodological pursuing of a single argument to the brilliant Gary Delaney and Milton Jones with their one-liners.

Telegraph columnist Bryony Gordon loves a real tan, but goes "fake" to avoid a "leather handbag" face.

And Roberts is believable as a kid who'd love a real family.

"I'd love a real response from Mr. Kushner," Schwartz texts Politico.

But I always knew what I loved with a real conviction and certainty.

When I did a reading at Shakespeare and Company, she was there, and the audience loved her — a real live member of the Resistance.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn described her as "a much loved colleague, a real talent and a dedicated campaigner for social justice and peace".

He charts love as a real and potent thing to which you have to surrender, and it is cruel".

She told me that her younger daughter loves having a real piano at home, instead of having to practice on an electronic keyboard.

This and "Love on a Real Train" are totally fantastic and hypnotic.