Sentence examples for lovely reading from inspiring English sources

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They rewarded him with a warm and lovely reading of the "Linz" and joined heartily in the sustained applause that followed.

Robert Langevin, the principal flutist, offered a lovely reading of the Mozart Flute Concerto in G (K. 313), also with his own cadenzas.

The concert opened on a cheery note with Beethoven's "Spring" Sonata, given a nuanced and sensitive reading by the violinist Jennifer Frautschi and the pianist Pedja Muzijevic, who offered a lovely reading of the second movement.

Rose Tremain's famous novel Music and Silence (Naxos, 8 hours, £19.99) is given a new lease of life in a lovely reading by Michael Praed, with Clare Wille and Alison Dowling.

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The finals in a sport played on actual ice has landed in two very appropriate cities, although Chicago and Philadelphia are also quite lovely (read: warm) this time of year.

If it were appropriate, and obviously not after you've had a steaming row or as a birthday present, perhaps you could give this book to your mother to read through because it's actually a very empowering and rather lovely read, plus your mother (and you) will realise just how many options there are.

In what no doubt qualifies as literary porn, see pictures of the (fully clothed) young lovelies reading while getting coiffed — a trend we'd like to think was started by our own Thessaly La Force, who wrote last month about toting Robert Bolaño's "2666" to the hair salon.

Judge for yourself - if you dare: Facebook Twitter Pinterest Updated at 1.08pm BST 12.42pm BST The last of our 50 stunning Olympic moments - Usain Bolt's 100m and 200m golds in Beijing - is a lovely read: If Bolt comes across as astonishingly laid-back and self-composed, his confidence is perhaps understandable.

The increase in vertical size is lovely for reading and viewing movies, but it's hell on reachability.