Sentence examples for lovely sounding from inspiring English sources

THE lovely sounding gentleman on the other end of the line was simply trying to improve his corner of the world.

And so, swept up in the lovely sounding nature of the thing, she offered to pay the full amount up front – £2,600 for a fortnight's stay.

A quick recap: Ms Jones and Mr Kernott set up home together and subsequently bought the lovely sounding 39 Badger Hall Avenue in their joint names in 1985.

The book's last sequence, Lucinda's Way, is the sweetest – a fond remembrance of a lovely sounding marriage, one in which she never threw away a scrap of his writing "without kissing it first", and in which Reid, as he puts it, was "second always to you, the dashing heroine".

The corrupt cop The head of the financial crimes unit, who didn't seem to have a name (her lovely sounding Norwegian title Økokrimsjefen had to suffice) turned out not to be Peter's ally but a disgusting turncoat helping to cover up the multinational insider-trading conspiracy.

They include items in the $2,200 Touring Package, such as an electrically adjustable front passenger seat, memory for the driver's seat, a lovely sounding eight-speaker Bose music system with in-dash CD changer and rain-sensing wipers.

Words that are lovely-sounding shells on the beach.

Her account of the birth of her first child is absolutely mind-boggling and nerve-racking (and, while we're on present participles, breathtaking, in terms of the quality of prose used to describe the pain); and her very lovely-sounding husband's agony at her suffering is beautifully and memorably described.

For the first time, I heard a sane, lovely-sounding woman proclaim to all and sundry that she found a wonderful man later in life than her mid-twenties -- and no, she didn't settle for something less than butterflies, and yes, it was worth the wait.

What was the lovely, reasonable sounding receptionist hiding?

Lovely, formal-sounding waves, with their distant, almost inhuman assent and lamentation".