Sentence examples for lovely mark from inspiring English sources

"That the Christian scriptures are the lovely mark of God's people") 1664: Und Scheffler redet noch!

When Ms. Battle (now in a fuchsia wrap) and Ms. Kern (in emerald and violet) returned, their performances of six Rachmaninoff songs were genuinely lovely, marked by a poise and sensuality that was lacking in the concert's first half.

A lovely courtliness marks these bipedal encounters.

At that point, you flip them and admire the lovely grill marks.

Grilling pizza is easier than you might think; the dough never sticks to the grill, and it develops lovely grill marks, a crisp crust and good flavor.

Decker's first two features, "Butter on the Latch" (2013) and "Thou Wast Mild and Lovely" (2014), marked one of the most notable débuts in the modern American cinema; the films' scathing emotional realms were matched by a freedom in the creation of images and the shaping of drama that suggested a complete reimagination of moviemaking.

South Africa's winemakers are discovering that Chenin can produce lovely wines marked by orange blossom, persimmon and mineral notes along with dry, bracing acidity.

And while my innate suspicion of popular opinion offers some protection against frenzied nuptial giddiness, I begin to understand how one could see this single day, this brief ceremony followed by a meal, as an accomplishment, a moment of arrival, rather than as a lovely milestone marking the beginning of a marriage.

Ridged plates on the panini will work and give lovely grill marks if cooking is done with the grill closed.

Blake's mix of bass drops and unashamed crooning has been mocked as "blubstep", but those who accuse Blake of watering down edgy club sounds are wide of the mark; his lovely, fractured songs can be as confounding as they are comforting.

As I walked down the street, I remember thinking that moment marked a lovely synergy between art and the artist.