Sentence examples for something really lovely from inspiring English sources
"There is something really lovely about putting one foot in front of the other," she said, finally.
There's is something really lovely, but also haunting, to have a vision of what art can and can't do.
And so that's the other thing about creating space like this where it's in the right context to say something really lovely.
There's something really lovely and healthy for kids to have some together-apart time in the house, where they're each doing their own thing under the same roof.
For waterfront properties on Long Island Sound "$450,000 to $600,000 buys you something lovely, and $800,000 gets you something really lovely," Ms. Goode said.
"I considered replacing him for a moment," says Devitt, pointing out that the sister restaurant, Koya Bar, will stay open and expand, "but there is something really lovely about closing at its peak, when it's been a wonderful thing.
You can have something really small and lovely".
"One week we'd do something really shocking, then something lovely the week after," says Beer. "It's all about anything that identifies you your own footprint.
It's really lovely and something I look forward to sharing with them, no matter what the day has been like!
Two really lovely children.
