It is one of those lovely theatrical instances when the audience seems to hold its collective breath.
It would be lovely, for instance, to believe that cable audiences doubled in size that afternoon because they were rooting for little Falcon's welfare.
Squeeze out their juice (just crush and rub through a sieve) and use it in dressings and sauces – a lemony, minty, strawberry dressing is lovely, for instance, with seared steak.
"It's De-Lovely," for instance, includes a pantomime of a wedding and a baby's arrival.
And then I looked up a thing or two (some of the lovely clothes, for instance — you can't make those details of fashion up).
She "knows what people think about her," and it inhibits her in her dreaming — dreaming in response to that lovely house, for instance, which seems to represent a finer possibility than her actual narrow round of life.
After LOST PROPERTY, for instance, comes LOVELY SWEET VIOLETS – "one of London's last-remaining street cries – of the septuagenarian flower girls of Piccadilly Circus".
The next day, the Farquars consider asking Amanda and Richard for a drink but quickly they become absorbed in the present, in this instance a lovely white butterfly on a flower.
Zayn's album, Mind of Mine, for instance, features lovely Qawwali-style tracks such as Intermission: Flower, which celebrate his cultural heritage while mixing it up with pedestrian R&B tunes that we can all get behind.
But, in return, it produced a thousand small epiphanies — for instance, his lovely mordant point, made at length in one of his books, that between the "raw" and the "cooked" — the simple binary beloved of structuralism — there was always the "pourri," the rotting, the rotten.
