1.   I just sat, looking at the lovely day, glad the train was in no hurry.

2.   In these lovely days, still unspoilt by materialism and television, there was always a singer.

3.   It was a shame to waste such a lovely day sitting indoors, he announced.

4.   What a lovely day!

5.   Lovely day, said Mrs. Hargreaves from the antique shop next door.

6.   It could have been a lovely day, he said slowly.

7.   It was a lovely day!

8.   Lovely day though! !

9.   And so, on lovely days, bagpipers will emerge from their apartments and their instrumental hibernation, dust off their pipes and join the throng of Gaelic music.

10.   Aside from the Saharan heat, it was a lovely day in New York.