Sentence examples for lovely agent from inspiring English sources

However, I was rather taken aback, on finishing it, to read in the acknowledgements the following: "This book was the idea of my lovely agent, Lucy Luck".

He felt it was "cruel trick on the writers' part to off lovely Agent Drummond" and "all the crueler to keep viewings hanging until that first glimpse of her funeral".

But, he said, "every time I went to lunch with a Little, Brown editor, I'd hear, 'Oh, you're the agent for 'The Lovely Bones.' We love that book.' " Soon after Ms. Sebold delivered the manuscript in February 2001, the novel won an important champion -- the sales director, Chris Barba, "a reader with a lot of influence," said Michael Pietsch, publisher of Little, Brown.

As reported in the Los Angeles Times, the two-story Spanish style Santa Monica home sold for $3,350,001, which is either a typo or a reflection of O'Neill's sense of humor or desire to drive the lovely Ms. Margulies and her agent nuts during negotiations.

Over at Ete Poem, Agent Dumb Ass noticed lovely clouds moving about, and decided a storm was coming.

He falls instantly for Judith, the estate agent who shows him a lovely, out-of-the-way villa, and impulsively suggests they move in together.

Were this lovely house on the market today, some real estate agent would tout the balcony's view of Garrett Mountain in the distance.

When listing agents were calling for feedback on perfectly lovely homes and practically begging me to get my clients to write an offer, I knew there was trouble.

At the appointment, he was greeted by both the agent and the owner, whose family had owned the building, a lovely brownstone, for more than a century.

Alex and Nancy are what real estate agents (theirs is played by Harvey Fierstein) unhesitatingly describe as a lovely young couple, whether or not the description fits.

She enjoys "a very lovely professional friendship" with Ms. Streisand, she said, and chummier ones with Liza Minnelli and Barbara Feldon, who played Agent 99 on "Get Smart," the 60's sitcom.