Sentence examples for of something lovely from inspiring English sources
But there are flashes of something lovely.
And there is indeed the ghost of something lovely in the landscape, where the beaches curve north to the Russian border".It is a normal town, but blown up a bit"But to call Sukhumi "normal", even by the elastic standards of the Caucasus, is stretching things.
After a glass of something lovely, she directs me to Taberna da Helena (Avenida Aquilino Ribeira – below the church in Carrazeda) for a sit-down with a platter of chops and a mountain of chips in company with local cattle farmers.
In 1847, when a Georgian row house was built near the front of the lot, privileged landowners "wanted to look out on something lovely," she said.
Because online shopping carts are virtual, Wish Listers feel a sense of ownership over the items they place in there, allowing them to experience a bit of the high of purchasing something lovely without having to actually pull the trigger.
But it is not that much better than my $20 bag; most of the value lies in that indefinable essence that swims around a genuine Gucci, the air of having something lovely (at least in the eyes of the beholder) that no one else can afford.
I'm glad of it, though, because something lovely happened.
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.
In Angel, for example, Darryl McDaniels of hip-hop act Run DMC recounts being told that he's adopted: "Right then and there, the whole world stopped [makes sound of screeching brakes]." There's something lovely about that unaffected, spontaneous sound effect that was once enacted live, now living on in print as a stage direction.
And perhaps the best sideman record ever is Zoot Horn Rollo's "We Saw a Bozo Under the Sea," which beautifully extends and clarifies the blues chaos of Captain Beefheart's Magic Band into something lovely, jazzy, and equally singular.
