Sentence examples for lovely backdrop from inspiring English sources

Hyde Park on a clear and crisp autumnal morning is a memorable experience and a lovely backdrop for this wonderful race.

Thanks to the lighting designer, Michael Chybowski, the ensemble, together with Adrianne Lobel's lovely backdrop (a sort of School of Paris Greek pasture), is suddenly swallowed by a great wall of blue, and Galatea, now bereft, walks toward us.

Trafalgar Square, WC2, Sat Colette Bernhardt Tempting as it is to make jokes about the name of this food festival's host town, the North Wales setting provides a lovely backdrop to enjoy local and innovative flavours, that may inspire as much as the ancient market town and surrounding countryside did for the likes of Mendelssohn and Gerard Manley Hopkins.

Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Paris in the spring may be a lovely backdrop for romance.

The coastal town, with spots in and around Vancouver, Canada, subbing for Maine, is beautifully rustic and becomes a lovely backdrop for romance through cinematographer Ian Baker's lens.

Cut to the next scene, on a balcony with a lovely backdrop of what I assume to be downtown LA, and Sam and Colby have managed to strap Kidnap Sam to a chair.

In cinema, the main factors seem to be a new awareness of the diversity of her work beyond the Ripley series, and the latterly acquired potential for period nostalgia – although her writing is spare, post-Hitchcock film adaptations have been visually gorgeous, juxtaposing nasty people with lovely backdrops, such as The Two Faces of January's 1960s Athens.

City parks, backyards, and other green spaces make lovely backdrops for wedding ceremonies for a fraction of the price.

Pristine water and a lovely mountainous backdrop make this a popular spot.

We Americans think of our rural American heartland as a lovely pastoral backdrop, but these days some marginally employed white families in places like Yamhill seem to be replicating the pathologies that have devastated many African-American families over the last generation or two.

(Bob Mackie in the '80s — who knew?) And then it's back into the season: an agreeable "Nutcracker" medley segues into "The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers," a perennial since the first "Spectacular," in 1933, followed by the spirited "New York at Christmas," with lovely moving backdrops, a Rockettes-packed Gray Line double-decker tour bus and a Central Park skating rink.