Sentence examples for loveliest ones from inspiring English sources

The world is full of birds, but the loveliest ones are off limits to plumassiers, protected by international conventions against the trade in exotics.

Keegan Bradley strokes in a lovely one on 7 for birdie.

On a wall crowded with photographs are a couple of lovely ones of Beauvoir.

I lost two cities, lovely ones.

Great apes like chimpanzees and bonobos still make complex and lovely ones.

Many are built up, backed by ugly developments or close to main roads but there are some lovely ones, too.

"This is the best picture in the Museum for me, and Christ knows there are some lovely ones," Hemingway said.

The Harloquin Coral snake is too small to exhibit that way, but I have seen some lovely ones, and some puff adders.

The jobs that are left are the "lovely" ones, at the top of the income distribution — white-collar jobs that cannot be done by machines, like designing computer software or structuring complex financial transactions.

We can lose them as utterly as a practitioner of Elizabeth Bishop's "One Art": "I lost two cities, lovely ones, and vaster".

Brioni do some lovely ones that are very expensive but I figure, at the risk of sounding vulgar, you can afford it.