Sentence examples for Loving from inspiring English sources

A summer of country loving will be a chance, said music magazine Q, for "country, one of music's most maligned genres, to have its day in the sun".

But I grew up loving the 100m, I remember watching Linford win in 92, so it would probably have to be Usain.

The two biggest motivations are loving supporters who believe you can overcome your problems, and a clear idea about how good life will be once you have recovered.

Ultimately, he is shown to be a man who is capable of loving women with respect and kindness, even if he is a bit of a weirdo.

Millions of peace loving South Africans are in pain also because they are being accused of xenophobia, which is not true.

Now Syria has stopped loving us because we have destroyed it.

Even the more self-loving members of the national team have loved themselves in a boring way, their self-regard a routine exercise in predictable, managed PR.

Paul Simon (1973) Recommended by: JeanEmarre and Poytd Finally we get a song about a loving mum who is adored by her son: "My mama loves me, she loves me / She get down on her knees and hug me / And she loves me like a rock," the lyrics go.

For this literate, word-loving chronicler of the world he sees around him, acting offers different stimuli.

So why would we stop a loving couple getting married just because they are gay?" Nick Clegg, Liberal Democrat leader: "I genuinely believe that we will look back on today as a landmark for equality in Britain … No matter who you are and who you love, we are all equal.

The cigar-loving 62-year old from Ballymoney was revealed to have taken a group of prominent Russians, including a close ally of Vladimir Putin, to the 2013 Conservative summer fundraising party and introduced them to David Cameron.