Sentence examples for somewhere elegant from inspiring English sources

So you might be living with two kids in your neighbour's shed but at least you've got somewhere elegant to look at when you walk by the river.

I suspect he will return one Christmas soon with an icy, exquisite, intelligent young woman in black clothes, with a single odd piercing somewhere elegant - ear or nose or lip - who will, when I am almost out of earshot, issue a gentle warning: "Listen, with the wedding toasts - could you make sure your father doesn't get, you know, all boozy and damp and weepy?" My son will nod at the warning.

Naturally, this only applies where you're planning to propose somewhere elegant and you have time to change beforehand.

The Cutting Room, a mid-sized food-and-drink joint, is a space somewhere between elegant and oddball, with cavalier sight lines and a grandiose proscenium arch that obscures many views of the stage.

Or watching a movie or something or being somewhere really elegant and nice and here I am belching like I have just drunken twelve beers and I have got nothing but gas in my stomach and yeah,.

But wedged somewhere between the elegant raunchiness of "Cloven Kingdom" and the radiance of "Airs" sits Mr. Taylor's "Dust".

This is furniture that inhabits that elegant territory somewhere between modern and classic.

Only the greatest athletes seem to have this somewhere within them, an elegant je ne sais quoi that marks the Mathewsons and Mayses of each era and warms the hearts of even the idlest, most distant onlooker.

In one scene, Fade and Zorro travel to a party in an elegant apartment somewhere on the Upper East Side, where they hobnob with curators and art collectors, one of whom commissions a painting.

The luxe, calme et volupté aspect is what gives the store its intended feel of, yes, a restored library, but in an elegant hôtel particulier somewhere near the Parc Monceau.

There was something very fresh-sounding about it".Released in 1974, it ranges from the witty attack of "The Wall Street Shuffle", to the elegant atmospherics of "Somewhere in Hollywood" and the brilliant hard rock of "Silly Love".