Sentence examples for lovelies of from inspiring English sources

Lefty spent the last decades of his life in considerable comfort, lacking for nothing except any reciprocation of affection from the "Latina lovelies" of South Miami Beach he so liked to ogle.

But you're an Australian!" splutters an incredulous Winstone, not perhaps entirely au fait with the oeuvre of the Birthday Party, which was famously light on carefree paeans to the sunkissed sands and bikini-clad lovelies of St Kilda) and has now settled on the unlikely subject of fish and chips.

That's very lovely of people.

The wine was lovely, of course.

Which is all lovely, of course.

Brilliant breakfast, gorgeous organic toiletries, the most loveliest of places".

Loveliest of Trees Loveliest of trees, the cherry now Is hung with bloom along the bough, And stands about the woodland ride Wearing white for Eastertide.

There was only sex — sex and the most innocent and lovely of misunderstandings.

Still, their reading, often charming and everywhere compelling, made for the loveliest of farewells.

Kissi pennies, one of the least valuable of African currencies, are the loveliest of all.

But you would never accuse this property, however lovely, of meriting a soundtrack.