Sentence examples for somewhere lovely from inspiring English sources

But imagine if I shared my home with a human who acts as they do, who creates 95% of the mess but never clears up ever, who expects me to pay for everything, to keep them fed and warm, well-groomed and healthy, as they lounge about, snoring while I'm trying to work, and demanding twice a day that I drop what I am doing and take them somewhere lovely for a walk.

Top it all off with an excellent Negroni or selection from the wine list and this has civilized pre-game or "I need a break from the festival NOW and I want to sit somewhere lovely" written all over it.

Somewhere Lovely Somewhere Lovely's sometimes dramatic series of photos have a kind of dark fairytale quality to them, where the subject either has their face covered by hair or is caught in some strange embrace with a non-levitating person.

One bonus of arriving in the middle of the night is the surprise of finding yourself somewhere absolutely lovely in the morning.

But the experience of watching 'Somewhere,' shot in lovely tones of Southern California haze by the great Harris Savides, is like reading a poem.

NOT that you would know it in the bleak, windowless room, but somewhere outside, a lovely June morning was unfolding while Nathan Lane went to hell.

I always remembered the book, though I lost that lovely edition somewhere along the line.

Time, as ever, has played its comic trick, and all I can do is adapt the words of Captain Von Trapp and his lovely governess: somewhere in our youth or childhood, we must have seen something good.

So somewhere in the middle is a lovely, civil dinner conversation.

"Maybe instead they could have gone somewhere like Uganda: very empty and a lovely climate".

His second was to go into his greenhouse, where the rosemary plants were in misty, lovely flower, and pull from somewhere the cruel adage that rosemary meant remembrance.