Sentence examples for makes for lovely from inspiring English sources

Thus a wine like the Château d'Issan 1997 makes for lovely drinking now while you wait for the great '95s and '96s to mature.

Still obviously a young wine, the Vérité La Muse makes for lovely drinking now but will go on improving for at least ten years.

Sexy curses make for lovely albatrosses, especially if you're shedding an 86-year-old one.

Descriptions of the fruity-flowery Ning signature drinks make for lovely reading.

There are no emerald forests or rock-climbing opportunities, but there are little nooks and crannies on the side roads that are lush and wooded and make for lovely, nontaxing autumn strolls.

As well as having great aging potential this Cristom Pinot Noir will also make for lovely summer drinking now, if served slightly chilled.

If you return to the lake house regularly, these memories will build over the years and make for lovely reading through the generations.

A well-bred but heavily indebted young lady makes for a lovely social accessory, and an even lovelier extramarital scapegoat.

"They're all hardy and don't mind the cold weather… It was lovely to see them out grazing despite the freezing cold, and it also makes for some lovely photos".

"It makes for a lovely day".

It makes for a lovely headline.