Sentence examples for lovely grammar from inspiring English sources

There is a lovely grammar to his playing: note values and rhythms are correctly spelled, but it is the rightness of his punctuation that gives them life.

We had a lovely headmaster when I first went to Abergele Grammar, DB Jones.

Here is an example, from Walter Isaacson's biography, also used in a lovely piece by Malcolm Gladwell, of how much Jobs thought about grammar, and how good his decisions could be.

O.K., but if he got 15 percent on a French test, why indicate that he "is beginning to identify and use the vocabulary, the grammar and language conventions appropriate to his grade level?" The teachers are lovely, committed, smart, quirky people.

Even lovely Michael Rosen seemed to feel the bile rising at the prospect of these awards, calling them "nasty" and insisting that bad grammar is "no big deal.

Paige: Grammar!

London Grammar.

Lovely, lovely, lovely Leitrim.

See generative grammar; transformational grammar.

No grammar.

On grammar?