"lovely in", "lovely with" or "lovely for"?
You are so lovely in every way. |
The hotel is lovely in every way. |
Saba looks lovely in the lehenga. |
The pizza is lovely in a very Roman way; thin crust, with some slightly salted salami. |
Posted by: MEPace May 2, 2012, 12:09 pm 12:09 pm I think Ann looks lovely in that shirt. |
The Rothko murals at Tate Modern are lovely in their oppression, erotic in their cruelty. |
This is so lovely in itself but I have been having a really hard week with chemo, last week was the worst chemo yet. |
Seemed right down to see my own boot styles, we were holding far more lovely in my foot than in your present window. |
I'd a student, girlfriend, thrift hunter, gamer, avid reader, and a firm believer in finding the lovely in every day. |
Nicole, 37, looked lovely in a black and grey strapless dress as she joined family and friends at the trendy shindig. |
The terrace is lovely for groups too. |
Whilst I am sure it is lovely for Mr. |
They're lovely for several reasons: 1. |
That is lovely for your brother to have such a great experience of the foxes so young. |
Went there for food tasting and must say, the place was lovely for a Chinese Restaurant. |
It'd be lovely for them to be able to be independent and finally see eachother face to face. |
This will allow you to run games as necessary, and on-disc games are lovely for those with limited hard-drive space. |
I think there's something so lovely for an audience just watching two very talented people come together and playing. |
Well, the key I liked the vocals in was C sharp major, a very lousy key for the harp to play in; lovely for keyboards. |
The night is too lovely for that, and the moon, if she heard us, would put more ashes on her face than are there already. |
Would be lovely with mushrooms. |
And would be lovely with babies. |
It's lovely with an ice-cold beer. |
The breakfast was lovely with loads of variety and we ate at the Sirocco as a treat. |
The surroundings is lovely with very typical quite atmosphere of a balinese village. |
The inside of the restaurant was lovely with a very unique type of glass lodge decor. |
Our quiet immaculate room facing the courtyard was lovely with a very comfortable king-size bed and great pillows. |
It's really lovely with some good quality vanilla ice cream but whipped or pouring cream are both equally as good. |
They're also lovely with a slice of mature cheddar -- though I wonder what Good Queen Bess would have made of that. |
Our area of the Charente is lovely with lots of places to visit and on the main route through to the South or North. |
It was lovely of her to bother. |
How lovely of you to post on here. |
Oh, how lovely of you to say that, Mel. |
And as for thinking of Gary's bithday, well that was so lovely of you - a real surprise. |
Sue, how lovely of AB, you've obviously made a big impression on him, have a great holiday. |
I told him about the Blue Palace, the Green Palace and, most lovely of all, the Pearl Palace. |
I met the loveliest of people there, made some good friends, and I am sure the friendship will continue till end. |
At its best it is quite the loveliest of seasons and this years autumn colour is the most vibrant I have seen in years. |
It was lovely of her, but realised I am now officially decrepit! Ali I hope your scollop gets to do the subjects he wants. |
But most lovely of all was the skill with which they flew, their wingtips moving a precise and constant inch from his own. |
She sounded lovely on the phone. |
The girls are lovely on reception. |
Looks lovely on! Hopefully it will. |
They are so lovely on here you and your sister will get support and help that you need. |
There are three pools arranged in an attractive design which look lovely on first sight. |
Food was lovely on board the boat and there was always plenty of it and plenty of choice. |
Worra everyone is being kind and lovely on those threads but it puts all the other insignificant crap in perspective. |
Everyone is so lovely on here and it is such a positive place I am grateful to have found your site and have your book. |
The navy sequined one would look lovely on a woman with an hourglass figure, or a mannequin figure, but makes her look boxy. |
It is the perfect product for people who find they usually go a bit cack-handed with blusher and it feels lovely on the skin. |
Lovely to heard from you Sunni. |
He was lovely to me as a friend. |
Hi Suex, lovely to see you again. |
Please be lovely to Harry because we here in village regard him as a national treasure. |
It would seem that yellow coloured clothing was particularly lovely to the ancients eye. |
Oh lovely to hear the review from last night, glad to hear Auds and Suex had a great time. |
Anyway it was lovely to be out of the city, breathing in fresh air and admiring snow-capped peaks up close once again. |
Scrummy, delighted to hear all the numbers are going in the right direction and how lovely to have seen your bean's hb. |
She dated one not long ago, and he was lovely to her, until one day he said to her he was not ready for anything serious. |
I am, in some ways, understanding, as you say, but I am also like a child, &; it is lovely to me to be able to be like a child. |
Aw, how lovely about the proposal. |
Phew! Everything's lovely about it. |
There's something lovely about their relationship. |
So this is what is lovely about our humanity: we can experience this joy of giving. |
I think there's something lovely about getting to that point -- a phase of marriage most do. |
What's really lovely about this book is that it looks at North Korean life on a micro-scale. |
The staff put me at ease and were so lovely about making sure the image was positioned exactly where I wanted it. |
What can be lovely about this game is nobody hardly ever knows what will work, so it's almost always worth trying. |
It is a celebration in the middle of all this coldness and bleakness and there is something warm and lovely about it. |
Still, there's no question this change comes at a cost; there was something lovely about the dream of a seamless world. |
Lovely as an introduction to poetry. |
I think its lovely as a boys or girls name. |
House Held Up by Trees is lovely as a work of art. |
I'd sure these would be lovely as a boozey adult version for summertime BBQ season too. |
TREES by: Joyce Kilmer (1886-1918) THINK that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree. |
This is the room that you visit to freshen up and must look lovely as well as be convenient. |
Then suddenly again one morning it would be fair, lovely as a morning in Paradise, everything beautiful and flowing. |
Making golden apples -- these feature in several different Greek myths, and would look lovely as a Christmas ornament. |
They usually want to see their girl without makeup-if she passes that and is lovely as a person, most men will be happy. |
Lovely as the blossoms are, they must eventually fall with the passing of time, as suggested by the white hair of the watchman. |
It is especially lovely at dusk. |
I mean my parents are lovely at this. |
The view was lovely at every direction. |
By: Lovely at Jan 11, 2012 - 17:56 Good day, Im working here at Hk as Domestic Helper. |
As I end the call, I felt a feeling that was both strange and lovely at the same time. |
And yes Enya once again singing in a vocals so low it sounds eerie and lovely at the same time. |
The problem with those days seems to be that although they are lovely at the time, they don't half break concentration. |
Between June and August it can be very cold at the Ngorongoro Crater, but Mnemba Island is lovely at this time of year. |
I should have explained that St James ' Park is lovely at dusk when the many water birds are settling down for the night. |
The half-indoors half-outdoors style dining is lovely at night, and the proximity to a main road is quite novel in Colombo. |
The sausages were lovely by the way. |
Vindoo looks lovely by the way! Thanks for your comment. |
I am already, 58 but very healthy, lively and lovely by God's grace. |
It was a speech made lovelier by its contrast to the impressive formality of the evening. |
Integral shade, model and other people are becoming more lovely by amending our attire outlook. |
For perfumes, I like Marc Jacobs, Victor and Rolf, Lovely by SJP, Tommy Girl by Tommy Hilfiger. |
Wicked Lovely by Melissa Marr is quite excellent, again another book aimed at teens, but I think more grounded in real life. |
At which point with a camcorder pointed at the two of them, they started talking about the weather (which was lovely by the way). |
Oh but the make-up by Nani was lovely by the way!!! It was really light and breezy, which was a perfect contrast again the brightness of my outfit. |
Life in the urbane capital of Victoria is lovely without a car. |
Paris was lovely, too, although it would've been lovelier without the constant rain. |
That being said, I didn't use any extract, and I think the pudding is lovely without it. |
Of course roasted nuts are lovely without salt as well so by all means give the sea salt a miss if you're concerned about your sodium intake. |
And o Alexander K says: December 3, 2012 at 3:14 pm Alaxander K And isn't it lovely without Brandoch and his ilk bombing this thread with their nonsense? Yes. |
The cake looked lovely without any frosting, I know I am quite capable of messing up things when it comes to frosting and decorating a cake, it is not difficult to imagine how ugly it will end up. |
The Cabinteely's midfielder played a lovely through ball to the small blond striker. |
Kak then gave Sergio Ramos a lovely through ball at the right side of the penalty area. |
City did go one up, Micah Richards split open the midfield with a lovely through ball to James Milner. |
His goals were good, especially the first with a lovely through ball by SB and a nice dink over the keeper. |
Simon Cox wrapped up an assuring win, slotting under the keepers ' legs from Chris Cohen's lovely through ball. |
With West Brom staring at defeat a lovely through ball from Youssuf Mulumbu to John Fleck which cut straight through Bristol Rovers defence. |
Arshavin's artistry meant Russia remained a threat at the other end, but once again Kerzhakov failed to hit the target from a lovely through ball. |
Fernando Torres was lazily caught offsides as David Luiz played a lovely through ball, and Chelsea would earn a pair of corners in the games opening minutes. |
Dan spread the ball across the field to James, who played a lovely through ball over the top to me, but I mis-controlled it and the defender tracked back in time to force me wide. |
He got one back for Arsenal at the end of the first half by breaking away on a lovely through ball from Arshavin, but also went on to play a massive role in the remainder of the match. |
Look, the morning star is lovely over there. |
It also looks lovely over a dining room table. |
I think it will be lovely over your lace dress. |
Hema just grows lovelier over time and I was just the biggest Shashi fan during his filmimaking days. |
The airy two-arm version would be lovely over a desk or library table, while the four-arm style would buoy any dining room dcor. |
Back when I was editor at NZ Catholic, a very nice gentleman -- well, I never met him, but he was lovely over the phone -- from Rhode Island once called me and said he had a story idea. |
JH: You never miss your native New Zealand? SW: It's lovely over there, but our problem in New Zealand is that we only have the one comedy club, and a very limited number of places to tour. |
Florence was very lovely like Sadie, and Mrs. |
When watching TV, she is lovely like a walrus. |
Your last photo there looks so quaint and lovely like the beautiful chicken coop it is! xo wendy You know. |
I have never thought that a Korean historical drama can be so romantic and sweet and lovely like this before. |
Virgil is serene and lovely like a marble Apollo in the moonlight; Homer is a beautiful, animated youth in the full sunlight with the wind in his hair. |
Although it does nt have sea views the views were lovely from all rooms. |
We stayed half board, the food was lovely from the salads to the meat which. |
Looks lovely from the outside but when you get into it you see it for what it is. |
I was hitting it lovely from fairway to green but couldn't get the ball in the hole. |
Everything was lovely from start to end!! Personally, I had more contact with Lance, Alan, Dave and Luke. |
It looks lovely from the outside (thank goodness!) but there is definitely a huge very sore bump on the inside. |
For that reason you will need to receive quality printing services to ensure your own personal products are lovely from the term go. |
But do continue to straddle your fence, I'd sure the view is quite lovely from up there where you're looking down at the rest of us. |
Don't use the poorly paid management people, who are simply trying to get by in life (and lovely from my perspective) to grind your racist axe. |
This one has a yellow cab, and Brendan dressed as a hotel porter, and Victoria wearing a dress that's lovely from the waist up, but has a bottom half that looks like roadkill. |
Each time there is a new addition of something lovely along the waterfront the cyclists are shafted. |
Solar powered water features will certainly help to make a unexciting lawn lovely along with a lovely yard remarkable. |
Stay away from intense exposures to toxic compounds along with pollutants as a way to retain lovely along with complete hair. |
So lovely after a week of rain. |
I'll always feel fresh and lovely after. |
Lovely after all that nasty drizzle yesterday. |
If nothing else it will give your skin a bit of a detox from excessive ingredients and your skin will look lovely after using it. |
In November 1959 she reported, the mountain looks really lovely after all this rain and the trees are going to flower well, and the garden is rather a dream. |
We arrived early and had to wait a while for our room to be ready but they still managed to have us in our room by 10am which was lovely after our travel up from Luxor. |
The air was filled with a delicate floral scent and it felt relaxing and calm which was lovely after walking off the busy street outside with car horns beeping and car engines roaring. |