Sentence examples for makes something lovely from inspiring English sources
The achievement of "Poverty Creek Journal" is precisely that it does retrace that kind of wandering — and, in so doing, makes something lovely and meaningful of a difficult year.
Calatrava is so adroit a designer that he has even managed to make something lovely out of the museum's basement parking garage, which has a few swoops and curves of its own.
"Obviously, you want to do something lovely to be generous and show friends that you love them, but I'm happy if someone makes me a jacket potato.
All these one-handed fantasies, read one after the other, make something quite lovely.
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Perhaps by coincidence, Mr. Gyllenhaal has, in "The Good Girl" and "Lovely and Amazing," made something of a specialty of seducing and being seduced by older women.
It's all hilarious, wonderful and lovely that people want to make something out of that.
