Sentence examples for lovely prize from inspiring English sources

Submit your pieces to the gamesblog's Flickr group, and the submission which the team chooses will win a lovely prize.

What do you have to do to win this lovely prize?

It was a lovely prize, though if I were to instruct the survival of anyone, they would most likely perish before I had finished my third sentence.

We have three lovely prizes to give away, each to a different lucky winner.

After collecting his award, Tennant said: "It's lovely getting a prize for doing something you would do for free frankly.

Screaming pissheads sloshing drink everywhere are a real headache near lovely sofas – your prized mustard Belgian linen three-seat will be the first to fall – but far less so in the wipedown haven of a kitchen.

O'Brien said winning the prize was "lovely, wonderful", and that Frank O'Connor himself was one of her literary heroes.

It is lovely to win a prize but we and our publishers are all amazed by the surge into the bestseller lists".

Check) and in which scarcely anyone has the couilles, as they say in France, to politely tell judges where they can put their prize, how lovely to recall what happened on 22 October 1964, when Jean-Paul Sartre turned down the Nobel prize for literature.

Ms Penney looked lovely as she received her prize and was genuinely happy.

One can be forgiven an unconventional assault on the market, especially when Anna Louizos' lovely set design is the prize.