Sentence examples for paradise I from inspiring English sources

What's nice about that phrase of Baudelaire's is the way it packs three ideas into two words: that drugs are "paradise," i.e., they make you feel good; but that the paradise is fake; and that, in any case, paradise was a place we were expelled from.

Eliminating this figure puts the emphasis even more squarely on More, from his first solo entrance to his climactic walk up that long stairway to paradise (i.e., the chopping block).

"It's paradise," I say.

"It is a paradise I can never reach.

After another day in the peace and stillness of my mountain paradise, I was ready for more.

Money, a "surprise" addition to the inaugural cast, announces when she enters Paradise: "I packed five bags.

Paradise Is You – built for slow-dancing – turns its nose up at the palm trees.

Paradise Is You has a similarly inventive conclusion – repurposing the chorus into a refrain, interwoven with increasingly dreamy backing vocals.

Americans may recognize Paul Brady's name from his songwriting credits on albums by Bonnie Raitt ("Luck of the Draw," "Not the Only One," "Steal Your Heart Away"), Tina Turner ("Steel Claw," "Paradise Is Here") or Brooks and Dunn ("The Long Goodbye").

Americans may recognize Paul Brady's name from his songwriting credits on albums by Bonnie Raitt ("Luck of the Draw," "Not the Only One," "Steal Your Heart Away"), Tina Turner ("Steel Claw," "Paradise Is Here") and Brooks and Dunn ("The Long Goodbye").

"All the failed paradises I discovered," he writes, "were founded on the misguided belief of arrival.