Sentence examples for lovely flash from inspiring English sources

It's a lovely flash of insight.

He once described happiness as "the light on water – the water is cold and dark and deep" and that image of the lovely flash of sunshine that briefly illuminates the chill depths is an apt description of this collection.

"Silent Conversation" (as in "What is reading but a…") is a lovely flash game, available on the Armor Games Web site, in which the player must "touch" every word of a poem or line of prose, skillfully avoiding "powerful" words — such as, from Lovecraft's "The Nameless City," "accursed" and "corpse" (powerful indeed) — which erase progress.

"Silent Conversation" (as in "What is reading but a... ..) is a lovely flash game, available on the Armor Games Web site, in which the player must "touch" every word of a poem or line of prose, skillfully avoiding "powerful" words — such as, from Lovecraft's "The Nameless City," "accursed" and "corpse" (powerful indeed) — which erase progress.

(Oscar was a stout kid, heading straight to fat, but his mother kept him nice in haircuts, and before the proportions of his head changed he'd had these lovely flashing eyes and these cute-ass cheeks).

One lucky break, Birdie imagines, and "how beautifully, beautifully blank she could be, her failures forgotten, blasted away by the roar of her name being shouted and those lovely bright flashes of light".

These are frothy capers, with not a lot of noise and flash, lovely for children 4 to 8, or even younger.

And "Pair of Wings," an unlisted acoustic track, closes the disc with a lovely (and unexpected) flash of modesty: "I know I can't save you from the troubles of the world," Timberlake sings in a near-whisper.

By a few clicks in the digital publishing software, your lovely and cute flash card is completed.

"It was lovely," he said, flashing an easy smile.

Finding flashes of beauty in the commonplace, the brothers use lovely (and loving) tracking shots to glide past identical front yards and follow the eruption of cleats from locker room to football field.