loverly

I had only sampled the local British fare, but it was a loverly taste.

'Well enough for bread 'air water and a bit ago' loverly solitude in the coal hole!'

With a slightly possessive and very loverly arm about Ceara's shoulders, Peter lifted his glass.

IT'S a loverly thought, but facts are facts.

"You've had a loverly afternoon for your drive, dear," said her mother, as respectfully as if the whole twelve had come.

Jist look at yer loverly coat, miss.

'Oh it'sh a shtaff party, celebrating the loverly Tory victory,' he smiles.

"What,sell this loverly bike?

Some time during the loverly renactment of their first night together, he spoke of his trip to three overpopulated city-planets where he hoped to find recruits.

He was being Lanzecki the man, as he had been in their old loverly days, a pose he had never before assumed in Lars' presence.

Thanks to the conspirators, the tables were turned that night, for Hayes sent up a wilderness of flowers, with a loverly basket arranged in his best manner for a centerpiece.

See how Robinio was great during the fairer weather but rubbish when it was bad - and its bad a lot as we play during the loverly seasons of Autumn, Winter and Spring and not summer.

He weaved off down Coronation Street, still chanting under his breath: 'Flowers all dripping with dew, and they join in the chorus ... loverly song... loverly sheila on the meth.

In today's exploding Times Square - where mobs jam the new Virgin Megastore and Conde Nast just joined Disney and Madame Tussaud's on the bandwagon of new tenants - Julie Andrews's loverly display of primadonnaism this week seemed a quaint relic of the past.