Galina Gorchakova, so lovely a decade ago and rarely heard from now, is often mentioned as a case in point.
And it is so lovely when a man gives you a compliment.
Dear Diary: It was so lovely on a Sunday afternoon to literally stumble upon a reminder of childhood as it was before every New York 10-year-old had a cellphone and Facebook became the default method of communication.
Soon it will be gone, and all that will be left is a question: Why on earth did he call something so lovely such a peculiar name?
The eleventh World Cup has been so lovely that a goodly proportion of the world might wonder if there is a need for Test cricket.
All the young mothers these days were so lovely in a casual, offhand way.
CHRISTIAN DeBENEDETTI __________ PLANT MORE TREES: Every schoolchild knows there is no poem so lovely as a tree.
It's this apparent new time of peace that makes that May so "lovely," as a superimposed text states with conspicuous sarcasm: "The scene is set in May 1962, considered by some at the time as 'the first spring of peace.' " Marker and Lhomme didn't think so.
"It's so lovely just driving a car around and you let a car go by and the fellow just raises his hand.
And it's a shame to think that fruit, which looks so lovely piled into a stone bowl on the counter, needs to be hidden in the icebox.
