Sentence examples for lovely right from inspiring English sources

"The house is lovely, right on the water," he said.

A terrarium full of primroses would look lovely right next to it.

It's exceedingly delicate, which is unusual for a Bosconia, and lovely right now, but is unlikely to age as long as the Tondonia.

"I didn't mean to hurt Elin [Woods's wife]", professed one lovely, right in the middle of doing so for the second time – the first by bedding Elin's husband, the second by telling the world about it.

All I know is writer's block, in its truest sense -- an artist lost in his or her thoughts, unable to create art -- seems lovely right now.

So... now what? 1) Let the negative, sad, frustrated emotions drag you down into utter despair (That sounds just lovely, right?). 2) Pretend it will go away soon, or that someone else will fix it for you while you watch "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" (Hate to break it to you, but this will not go away anytime soon).

Thon has far too much space to take possession on the edge of the D and shape a lovely right-footed curler towards the far post.

Rodriguez collected the ball near the halfway line and raced clear down the left before cutting inside and curling a lovely right-foot finish beyond David Martin and in off the far post.

The forward collected the ball near the halfway line and raced clear down the left before cutting inside and curling a lovely right-foot finish beyond David Martin and in off the far post.

So while we're not entirely sure the ACLU can provide all these lovely rights (it definitely does come with a magazine subscription, though), we're tempted to become proud cardholders anyway.

If you really wish to change your present bachelor status to that of a committed, perhaps (yikes) married man, you must halt pursuing the truly unavailable far away from home and research some lovelies — right here in your own backyard.