Sentence examples for paradise from inspiring English sources
The word 'paradise' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a place of great beauty or a place of ultimate pleasure or delight. Example sentence: We enjoyed a wonderful vacation in a tropical paradise.
noun
Heaven; the abode of sanctified souls after death.
While that idea might take a while to be realised, children like Prisha and Khushi, who have painted their names on the road next to a chalk drawn game of hopscotch, are happy to claim their piece of road paradise till noon, when the roaring traffic will wipe away all traces of an idyllic morning.
stellabaraklianou said of The Informers, a collection of short stories: LA is inevitably a writer's "paradise" or haven, as it integrates the necessary stage set... Half the time it is like living and driving on a set.
While standards of living are in general exceptionally high, Qatar is not yet paradise on earth: ask gays, who risk the death penalty, and foreign workers, who have been grossly abused.
If Southampton's performance in the opening 20 minutes suggested they were on the beach, Leicester were in paradise.
They told me this place was going to be paradise.
This wasn't a one-off "welcome to paradise" treat, but a daily occurrence.
Bornholm is also where the iconic Christiania cargo bikes are made, and its biggest reinvention has arguably been to turn itself into a cycling paradise.
Have we not learnt from DDT? "They changed paradise" back then.
In Richard II, Shakespeare referred to it as "this scepter'd isle, this other Eden, demi-paradise, this fortress build by Nature itself", but perhaps what has given the UK its true fertility, particularly in song, is best summed up by that cantankerous cultural figure John Lydon: "Britain is an island; it's always had a constant ebb and flow of immigration – it makes it a better place".
You can do whatever you like at Paradise Cove, even hold a conference (memo to any chief executive: this is one place for an AGM that will make all your staff adore you).
Next up is Paradise Blue, about jazz musicians in 1949 whose thriving artistic neighbourhood is about to be paved over as part of urban renewal, and the third, Skeleton Crew, focuses on car workers in the last exporting factory in the city.
