Sentence examples similar to lovely learning from inspiring English sources

So take the lively air, / And, lovely, learn by going where to go, he recited to Liz.

I love learning it -- some aspects of it are similar to English, and not to mention it sounds lovely.

Listening to opera is lovely, but learning the libretto (available in most libraries) stimulates more neurons.

All right, it's lovely to learn about our origins, or would be if it would make the tiniest speck of difference, but as Sir Nicholas Winton so sensibly pointed out recently, we never learned anything from the past.

In Lovely I learned this: Just wait.

"We have children from all over the world, and it's lovely that everybody's learning something about where they live.

PAUL L. KIMMEL Washington To the Editor: In the 1960s, when I was a student at Vassar, I spent many lovely weekends at Yale learning to enjoy sex through experimentation and original research with the equally curious Yalies.

Motherhood is an amazing journey for a less-than-maternal mama like me, and we are thankful and grateful for 2 lovely children who offer learning lessons about ourselves.

It's a lovely lesson to learn: you never have to behave horribly.

"Children grow up thinking that their bodies are lovely; then they learn to think their skin or their nose or their hair isn't right," insists Montano.

They've worked in the industry and they can tell you something about every record – and that's a lovely way to learn".