Sentence examples for lovely gem from inspiring English sources

As Mayor Bloomberg pointed out last week, that lovely gem that is Central Park has become a new sort of model for other parks and open spaces, around the city and around the world.

Naturally, I hoped to find a few sterling works and believed I possessed a sharp enough eye to pluck some rare and lovely gems from eBay's ocean of indifferent merchandise.

Modern Californian boutique vintners may now work hard and make their own, but their prices can still be immense.There are some lovely literary gems.

It's rich in cream and egg yolks, so I've balanced that with the freshness of salad made with lovely English gems.

STAY PUT Walk out the door of the shop wearing your new clothes, meet up with your significant other and head to one of the area's lovely little gems like Turks & Frogs, Pasita and Wallsé.

The Virgins play lovely poppy gems in which you can find equal measures of Pavement and Squeeze.

Now, they follow up 2010's excellent The Optimist album with this lovely, understated pop gem: skittish drum machine, OMD synths and – NYPC's great weapon – the flickering light of Lou Hayter and Ty Bulmer's vocals.

You could really hear her excitement, enthusiasm and lovely voice in this gem".

A lovely game, a sparkler, with plenty of fielding gems to light it up.

No Sibylline utterances here, to be sure, but it's a lovely tight pure folk protest gem all the same, and with no hint of bombast.

Also arriving that day are two underrated gems: John Schlesinger's lovely adaptation of Thomas Hardy's "Far From the Madding Crowd," with Alan Bates, Julie Christie, Terence Stamp and Peter Finch; and the musical version of "Goodbye, Mr. Chips," in which an admirable Petula Clark plays opposite Peter O'Toole, who gives a heartbreaking performance.