Sentence examples for lovely slice from inspiring English sources

It's a lovely slice of communist-era nostalgia, and heritage trains sometimes run.

After a second round spent mostly beneath Thompson being savaged in the head by forearm shivers (quite lovely), Slice won shortly after landing a nasty shot to his foe's far-beyond-cauliflower left ear, which exploded in blood (even lovelier).

Unlike a house party, there's always a wide selection of beers, wines and spirits and, unlike your average nightclub, they also serve a nice cup of tea or coffee and even a lovely slice of free toast.

That quartet watched their side very nearly enjoy an ideal start when Townsend advanced down the right and deceived Aleksandar Kolarov with a lovely slice of skill before crossing invitingly for the on-rushing Papiss Cissé.

Not everyone gets it right: florid witterings about the equinox do college rockers Death Cab For Cutie no favours but highlights include Thom Yorke's "Hearing Damage", a lovely slice of crepuscular pop, and "Roslyn'" which twines Bon Iver's falsetto with Brooklyn singer St Vincent's dreamy tones to atmospheric effect.

Anyway, Sabryna just dropped "Young, Sexy, Crazy," the second single off her debut EP of the same name, and it's a lovely slice of dance pop.

Even so, he arranges lovely slices of apple and fig on top and slips it into the oven.

The appetizers included fresh asparagus stalks with ribbons of béarnaise sauce (lovely), slices of a coarse-textured pâté of pork, chicken livers and applewood-smoked bacon, along with garlic, shallots, brandy and white wine, served with cornichons (robustly satisfying), a ceviche of tiny shrimp, scallops and squid (piquant and refreshing) and pickled beets.

At last, you can cut a lovely thick slice, sit down with another cup of tea in a comfy chair and enjoy a quiet moment with your beautiful creation.

In football, it's hard to find any nonlockout, nondepressing news, but the Bears rookie J. T. Thomas created a lovely little slice of it by attending a school dance with a West Virginia teenager with spina bifida.

He has a lovely backhand slice, can hit a drop shot from anywhere on the court, is not afraid of employing a low-arcing top-spin lob, and is entertained by the idea of being entertaining: attempting a trick shot or kibitzing with fans, opponents, and especially himself.