Sentence examples for lovely pair of from inspiring English sources

Either way, McGowan and Foster strike me as a lovely pair of blokes.

In the west, there's a lovely pair of bright stars – one blue-white and the other reddish.

Then he drops "midweek blues," but introduces the idea of melancholy in a lovely pair of sentences: "Most longings go unfulfilled.

It's a lovely pair of furry handcuffs to be in, but the more successful you get, the less time you get to write.

There's a little owl, a lovely pair of rare long-eared owls, and a visiting short-eared owl, similar but … well, you can guess the difference.

I had to drive to a house in Essex to secure a lovely early-70s Pioneer deck for £50; £35 bought a perfectly decent Technics amp; and another £50 paid for a lovely pair of 1971 KEF speakers.

Michael Haneke's "Amour," a prizewinner at Cannes and at the Oscars last year, is one of the few recent movies about the end of a long, happy marriage, in other words a chronicle of illness, death and bereavement happening to Georges and Ann, a lovely, loving pair of classical musicians.

Seared scallops were accompanied by sliced and fried lotus root, a lovely pairing of soft and crunchy.

Amanda Majeski's sweet-toned Eva and Michael Schade's phlegmatic Walther were overshadowed by the lovely pairing of Hipp's Magdalene and David Portillo's fervent David.

They make a lovely pair – Tim and Danny, Lord Tollemache of Helmingham and the landlord of the Vic in Walford, a proper old-school plummy toff and a proper East End geezer.

The general book trade makes most money from books such as D-Day and Ant and Dec's Ooh! What a Lovely Pair, in spite of the large advances they command and in spite of the discounts on them.