"Mayday!" Robert's "Pantagleize" opera based on Michel de Ghelderode's play in which the innocent Pantagleize decides to greet everyone with "What a lovely day!" which, unknown to him, is a signal for a revolution to begin.
Furniture no one wanted, paintings from known and unknown artists, lovely clothes which were too small for me, what to do?
In addition, the 2000 chardonnay from tiny, virtually unknown Sherwood House Vineyards, was lovely, as were Wölffer's '99 reserve merlot and Macari's 2001 rosé.
And those places are undoubtedly lovely, but what about the other, more unknown spots around the Emerald Isle?
But, the lovely Miss Hedren... etc... Still, young, unknown, ambitious girls will continue to be used and abused as they make their way through the treacherous shoals of show biz -- if they are trying to be movie stars.
Comfort staples – a tin of corned beef and one of stewed steak (an unknown Brazilian brand), two tins of lovely Ambrosia Creamed Rice for £1.
With Margaret Thatcher or Ian Wright to choose from on the shelves, who'd read the confessions of an unknown football fan, stuck in the lovely rut of obsession?
(Ibn al-Muʿtazz was himself a fine poet whose descriptions of courtly life and nature are lovely; he even tried to compose an epic poem, a genre otherwise unknown to the Arabs).
In one of the novel's loveliest passages these dead letters become a kind of talisman, conjuring the unknown lives of their writers.
"It's a lovely day in Chicago," is the first line we hear on it by the unknown announcer, but this sunny introduction isn't in keeping with the sombre tone of the performance that follows.
