Sentences with phrase «lovely city some day»

I swear I will get to visit your lovely city some day...

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If I had this pretty Huawei P9 in my hands, I would take my first shots of autumn coming to Berlin — cozy Chai Latte drinks in my favourite cafe Mano, falling leaves in Volkspark Schöneberg and lovely Berliners wrapped in cozy sweaters enjoying the last sunny days in this city!

Love eveything about this post Have a lovely day babe, kisses from Mexico city.

Few days ago, the lovely people of the magazine had invited the bloggers of the city for a fun shoot.

«Unstructured floral arrangements and lashings of foliage were the order of the day when it came to the blooms and the lovely ladies from Hiding In The City Flowers and Friend of Faux really delivered.»

Just got back from Vienna, where I have spent some lovely days and enjoyed this beautiful city with its architecture.

That was such a fun romp around the city... From that day I mostly remembered the lovely dog we met in Boston Commons (aptly named Harvard) who matched my dress.

During the course of our day we visited many different areas in the city, and a total of four different people, independent of each other, literally stopped us and complimented her on her lovely outfit.

I had the best days, spend many hours around the lovely city with even lovelier people!

Full of dreamy city & coastal locations and gowns to make you long for the days when an elbow length glove and a touch of Dior were acceptable day wear, the film looks beautiful and the score, by long - time Paul Thomas Anderson collaborator Jonny Greenwood, is just lovely.

It's a movie so appealing to the eye it's almost impossible to see nothing except beauty in La La Land, but it captures a genuinely lovely part of the city: it's a place a lot of driven and passionate people move to every day.

This lovely park on the western fringe of downtown Perth is a great place to admire the city skyline, and to spend a day lazing about.

It was a bright and sunny day, there was a music and dance festival in the city, the shops were open and it was alive an lovely.

However, you should definitely spend some time at the hotel's sunny terrace, too — overlooking the city, it offers splendid views and lovely coffee to start off your day with!

Melbourne is a lovely, lovely city — very European in feel with all those cozy outdoor cafes and little lanes and shops to explore all day.

I took the Lugard Road trail, which afforded me a lovely walk and gorgeous views over the city (even though it was a wet and overcast day).

Wellington (3 days): In the midst of rolling hills and a lovely harbor, the capital city is easily walkable with boutique shops, galleries and great restaurants downtown.

The 3 - star hotel Ebora in Talavera is a recommended place to spend a few days in this lovely Spanish city.

It looks very cozy that I'm sure after a long day of exploring the city, would be a lovely place to end the day in.

Merida itself is also a fantastic and bustling city with lots of unique and interesting things to do including: browsing the huge and vibrant local market; going for a leisurely stroll or jog along the lovely, peaceful and beautiful Paseo de Montejo street; eating authentic Mexican and Yucatecan foods and meals; relaxing in the gorgeous treed Plaza Grande during the day; watching the lively and traditional music and dance performances at the Plaza Grande and other nearby plazas / squares / parks during the evening and nighttime; wandering the streets and admiring the beautiful colonial architecture everywhere; and much more!

Upscale facilities include trendy lobby coffee shop by day and bar by night, a lovely garden courtyard, and loaner bikes for exploring the city.

Vancouver also has extensive bike lanes and this can be a lovely way to see the city on sunny days.

On a sunny day, enjoy it al fresco on our 9th floor terrace with lovely city views.

We snapped a few shots with it on a sunny day in New York, and came away with lovely pictures of the Empire State Building and the city streets.

What the??? My lovely sister - in - law and my former Woman's Day deputy editor both live in the city — among other mates — but I won't be able to catch up with anyone.

She even told us about running into the eldest in the city the other day and racing up and say hi, which was lovely to hear.