Sentence examples for sounding lovely from inspiring English sources

Just last week, it posted a terrific film of Wild Beasts wandering the streets of the city with an acoustic guitar, sounding lovely.

(He plays soprano on two tracks, sounding lovely but less distinctive on that instrument: his tone betrays a close study of Branford Marsalis, which is a problem mainly if you're primed to notice it).

It merits the attention, if only for the music: a swath of perfumed Mediterranean Romanticism, here conducted sympathetically by Manlio Benzi and sounding lovely as played by the City of London Sinfonia, even if the string tone is sometimes thin.

It sounds lovely, communal, and has the added attraction of sounding radical.

The choir sang with beautifully shaped phrasing and dynamics throughout, sounding particularly lovely in the Sanctus.

The victim was music, though for a long time I thought this was because of compressed MP3s on laptops not sounding like lovely old record players.

And for the most part, except for an unaccountably sour patch in the woodwind and brass chorale of the finale, the orchestra's playing was well tuned and shapely, with the strings sounding particularly lovely.

Absolutely lovely sounding... sounding.

THE lovely sounding gentleman on the other end of the line was simply trying to improve his corner of the world.

And so, swept up in the lovely sounding nature of the thing, she offered to pay the full amount up front – £2,600 for a fortnight's stay.

A quick recap: Ms Jones and Mr Kernott set up home together and subsequently bought the lovely sounding 39 Badger Hall Avenue in their joint names in 1985.