Sentence examples for seems peachy from inspiring English sources

Wrapped up in its folds, everything seems peachy, at least while it's still emanating warmth through your veins.

It is nothing but exhausting and depressing to try to make your relationship seem peachy online when it is falling apart.

But by the looks of the above video, everything seems to be peachy keen in Gaga Land.

It seems things were peachy with dream girl Charlotte (an appropriately flinty Rose McIver) until she couldn't abide boyfriend's slackerdom any longer.

Everything seems to be working peachy besides this little issue of users getting delayed or misdirected messages.

The aromas of many of these wines seem to share a peachy quality, which seems just right for mid- to late-summer drinking.

Bathed in a peachy glow that initially seems appropriate, the movie follows 11-year-old David Wiseman Sam Smithh), a cricket-obsessed Jewish boy who lives with his émigré parents in a working-class suburb of South London.

Seems like things aren't so peachy between Blaine and Cooper.

Our society, founded on the Protestant work ethic, seems to think the Impossible Workload is just peachy keen and even necessary for success.

A month into his latest job as muse to the designers of the peachy new men's label Commonwealth Utilities, Mr. Avery's fashion edicts, it seems, are not yet absolute.

Before Diana, Charles had tried to evade the tabloids' scrutiny by bedding married women, "because the need for secrecy made them 'safe.' " But when he began appearing publicly with Diana — the 19-year-old debutante with a "soft, peachy complexion" and legs that seemed "to extend up to her ears like Bambi" — secrecy ceased to be an option.