Sentence examples for lovely uniform from inspiring English sources

I have loved Britain since I was a child and I fell in love with bluebell woods, the rainy seaside, those lovely, uniform, elephant-grey squares of London's pavements.

He had it on just a few seconds ago, as he was being forcefully cross-examined in his lovely uniform in 1992's A Few Good Men, written by Aaron Sorkin.

In 2008, watch especially for booming Vietnam.Vicarious consumption, a term coined a century ago by an economist, Thorstein Veblen, to describe the thrill rich people get when they buy their butler a lovely new uniform, is making a comeback in a new form, according to Amsterdam-based Trendwatching.

You see, my son's mouthful of moist gums is still a better smile than the dreadful mess I sport, which is also thrown into stark relief by my wife's resolutely un-British gnashers: white and lovely and uniform and essentially the way they are meant to be.

Friendly staff in lovely starchy uniforms.

In this infirmary, pundits are wheeled around by nurses in lovely white uniforms and starched caps.

"He looked lovely in his uniform".

Next came T, who was dark and lovely in the uniform they all wore Derby jacket, Ben Davis jeans.

The school run will include copious amounts of makeup, fur and leather trousers, along with that lovely, restrained French women's uniform of taupe and navy blue that makes them look soignée and me look a million years old.

There are some genuinely lovely people in those blue uniforms who go out of their way to help.

Almost all incarcerated violence I saw was perpetrated by prisoners against other inmates; "green on green crime" was the moniker used in my state system, since our uniforms were a lovely shade between verdant and viridescent.