"Bonny" Example Sentences
1. She had a bonny smile that lit up the room.
2. The bonny bluebells grew in abundance along the forest path.
3. The bonny Scottish lass danced a lively jig.
4. The bonny little bird sang its cheerful song.
5. The bonny bairn laughed and giggled in glee.
6. The bonny Highland hills rose majestically into the morning mist.
7. The bonny doon sang sweetly of love and joy.
8. She had bonny brown hair and sparkling hazel eyes.
9. The bonny Welsh mountains greeted them as they drove towards Snowdonia.
10. The bonny Irish countryside seemed full of magic and wonder.
11. The bonny grey mare trotted happily through the valley.
12. The bonny gull swooped low over the waves.
13. Their bonny wee bairn brought them years of joy and laughter.
14. The bonny poppies waved their bright heads in the summer breeze.
15. They built their bonny castle together using wooden blocks and blankets.
16. The bonny heather bloomed across the moorland in shades of purple.
17. The bonny lass sang a song that her granny had taught her long ago.
18. The bonny young milkmaid wandered the fields in summer.
19. The bonny yellow daffodils grew in abundance in the garden each spring.
20. The bonny green hills seemed to roll on forever.
21. The bonny wee lamb frolicked in the springtime fields.
22. The bonny sailor arrived home after months at sea.
23. They walked hand in hand through the bonny garden filled with summer flowers.
24. The bonny young couple fell deeply in love.
25. The bonny old castle had stood for centuries overlooking the village.
26. The bonny river flowed swiftly towards the sea.
27. The bonny wee flowers sprung up through the grass.
28. They had a bonny meal of fish and chips by the seaside.
29. The bonny cocker spaniel bounded across the fields in joy.
30. The bonny summer breeze rustled the leaves in the trees.
31. The bonny bright sunshine poured through the window.
32. Her bonny tales filled the children with wonder.
33. The bonny bluebell wood seemed full of magic and enchantment.
34. The bonny little family walked together arm in arm.
35. The bonny shepherd boy watched over his flock.
36. The bonny buzzards soared high above the open moor.
37. The bonny old tales of adventure fascinated him.
38. The bonny bees hummed busily from flower to flower.
39. The bonny meadow was full of wildflowers.
40. The bonny little pony trotted along quite happily.
41. The bonny piper played his merry tune along the cobbled street.
42. Her bonny red cheeks shone with health and happiness.
43. The bonny rowan berries hung heavy on the tree.
44. The bonny red kite wheeled high above the fields.
45. The bonny white rose lay peacefully on the windowsill.
46. The bonny birds sang their sweet songs to greet the morning.
47. The bonny greenhouse held an abundance of lush plants.
48. The bonny yellow sunflower beamed across the garden.
49. The bonny black bird perched on top of the garden wall.
50. The bonny foal followed close after its mare.
51. The bonny ocean waves crashed upon the shore.
52. The bonny field of barley swayed gently in the breeze.
53. The bonny Highlanders marched bravely into battle.
54. His bonny yarns of adventure fired their imagination.
55. The bonny bride and groom waved to the guests.
56. The bonny white kittiwake glided gracefully on the sea winds.
57. The bonny Highland inn was alive with music and laughter.
58. The bonny snowdrops appeared first amongst the winter frost.
59. The bonny little lamb gambolled happily after its mother.
60. The bonny horse snorted and whinnied in its stable.
Common Phases
The
bonny banks o' Loch Lomond
- A well-known Scottish song/poem referring to the beautiful banks of Loch Lomond.
A
bonny bairn/wean
- A
bonny/pretty/handsome child.
Bonnie wee flower
- A pretty little flower.
A
bonny day/morning/afternoon
- A fine/nice/beautiful day.
The
bonny bluebell/heather/daisy
- The pretty/lovely bluebell/heather/daisy flower.
A bonnie lass/lassie
- A pretty/charming young woman or girl.
The bonnie banks and braes
- The pretty hills and slopes. Used in Scottish poetry and songs.
My
bonny (lass/wean/bairn)
- My pretty (girl/child). An affectionate or endearing term.
A
bonny bricht moon
- A beautiful bright moon. From Scottish dialect.
A braw/
bonny View
- A lovely/splendid view or sight.
Hope this gives you some commonly used phrases with the word '
bonny'! Let me know if you have any other questions.