Sentence examples for a lover named from inspiring English sources

Besides "Poetry Man," the most striking original song on her debut album, "I Don't Want the Night to End," is about a lover named Charlie Parker (not the jazz saxophonist), who had died.

A kind of distillation of Ms. Beattie's narrative techniques from both her early minimalist stories and later, more full-bodied ones, this intriguing but flawed tale chronicles the relationship of a na? young writer named Jane with an older Svengali of a lover named Neil, who promises to explain the world to her and change her life.

She has a lover named Billy and he is from a rich family.

Hayden attempts to take the baby, but Constance, with the help of the ghost of a lover named (Michael Graziadei), whom Hayden murdered, takes the child instead.

He had a lover named Jack and one summer day in '78 Harvey came home to find Jack's body hanging from the ceiling—a suicide.

Lucasta was invented by seventeenth century poet Richard Lovelace for a collection of poems dedicated to a lover named Lucy, and makes a nice addition to the list of light-filled Luc/Lux names.

She seems settled happily enough, in a city resembling London, with a violinist lover named Stephen, and a consuming, though weakly specified, public service job.

In the late 1980s, a wine lover named Orley Ashenfelter began publishing a newsletter called Liquid Assets that predicted how good each Bordeaux vintage would turn out to be.

Annabel Slade (lovely, modest, corseted) is abducted by a demon lover named Axson Mayte in full view of a standing-room-only church congregation mere seconds after her marriage to dashing Dabney Bayard.

In 1998 a pet lover named Barbara Dornan opened the urn from a competitor that held her lab dalmatian, Chips, who was cremated in 1983.

Princeton may seem far from Dublin, but it nurtured a book lover named Sylvia Beach, who would go on to publish the first edition of "Ulysses" in Paris in 1922.