Sentence examples for my dove from inspiring English sources

For a long time, the painter Robert Dash didn't build permanent paths in his garden here, called Madoo ("my dove," in Scottish).

"To achieve peace there have to be incentives and disincentives, so I might combine one of my eagles with my dove pin".

An old man, late home, assures his angry wife that he has a good explanation: "I walked home rather than taking the bus, my dove, and so I saved us two pesos," he quavers.

Dartmoor was my Kinder Scout, the Teign and Dart were my Dove and Derwent (the original meaning of both "Dart" and "Derwent" is roughly "river valley thick with oaks").

Then – when the churning synths of Stevie Nicks' Stand Back get too much, and I think of her tweeting "He was my dove", and the lyric "Do not turn away my friend, like a willow, I can bend" becomes unbearable – I shift to songs that could only hope to imitate Prince.

He was my dove...Stevie Nicks.

"Take courage, my doves, my anemones, my beautiful forsaken companions, my Antigones!" These lines from Nobel Prize-winning poet Odysseas Elytis resonate with contemporary Greek reality.

I spend a lot of time with my doves -- Professor Pickles, Becky and Calle Wolf Spider.

Other highlights in the letters include My stewed apricot, My eversweet parsnip, My most succulent kipper, My pickled herring (You know how I love them!), My pickledest onion (=on'y 'n =only one), My own dumpling, My coo (k) ing dove, My rapturous codfish, My toasted crumpet, and my personal favorite My incandescent soup-tureen.

"If anyone wishes to write us, let them write directly," Tatiana wrote to "my dear dove" Chebotareva on 9 December 1917, after expressing concern for fellow nurses and a patient they had once treated together.

ERIC: Say no more, my turtle dove.