Sentence examples for lovely number from inspiring English sources

Lord Brockhurst's "It's Never Too Late" is a lovely number.

From Sexton's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs": No matter what life you lead the virgin is a lovely number: cheeks as fragile as cigarette paper, arms and legs made of Limoges, lips like Vin Du Rhÿne, rolling her china-blue doll eyes open and shut.

During that lovely number, "Isn't This a Lovely Day (To Be Caught in the Rain?)," in Top Hat (1935), Astaire's getup announces his whole attitude: soft-shouldered tweed sports jacket, button-down shirt, bold striped tie, easy-cut gray flannels, silk paisley pocket square and suede shoes.

Arjen Robben came back to score the opener but the all the lovely numbers appeared less relevant than by the big binary problem exercising Bavaria: Is Pep staying?

She's almost too much to bear, but you can't look away from her, particularly during her quivering rendition of the picture's loveliest number -- and one of the most beautiful secular holiday songs ever written -- "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas".

I love this lovely oxblood number.

There is quite a lovely, wistful number, in which bunions and hammertoes figure, sung by Gilbert's foot-sore female clients, and another, in angrier vein, that uses urination as its central metaphor.

(A lovely choral number, evocative of a New England winter, begins and ends the show).

And yet another tenor, Sergei Skorokhodov, gave a lovely turn to Ivan's song in that gorgeous balalaika number.

The pacing is a bit tricky at first, but as the bio-musical, aided by some lovely original numbers and a hardworking ensemble finds its footing, the production is injected with a nostalgic élan.

A lovely, summery little number.