Sentence examples for lovely figures from inspiring English sources
Numerous visitors of Otter Fest enjoyed looking at the lovely figures which children with and without disabilities made of recycled paper at the Skadar Lake.
She's got a lovely figure.
Men notice her lovely figure but never linger long.
Their behavior, I knew instinctively, amounted to nothing more than an adolescent salute to Mrs. Andrews's lovely figure.
She'd been a lovely girl with a lovely figure and dark hair, and now she's all white and gray.
"No you can't," the cop said, "You want to still have that lovely figure ten years from now, don't you?
"Never was the fair promise of a lovely figure more strangely and startlingly belied by the face and head that crowned it.
I've got a lovely figure too, and I've never done anything the least bit off-color.' As she paid the fare I saw that she was indeed beautiful, but smelled strongly of gin".
And she got up and walked to the surf and stood there as, even in his misgiving, he recorded her lovely figure, the long legs, the small, firm haunches, the huddled shoulders as she stood at the water's edge hugging herself.
Hence his acute surprise, when she turns and comes toward him, at her "ugly" face (it is not allowed to be just plain or homely), which, he explains, is a kind of paradox: Never was the old conventional maxim, that Nature cannot err, more flatly contradicted - never was the fair promise of a lovely figure more strangely and startlingly belied by the face and head that crowned it.
