Sentence examples for a lover of one from inspiring English sources

"I was looking for a lover of one of the younger women on the show and I got this call from CBS saying that they really wanted Gerald McRaney, and I realized the show was really going to have to change," Mr. Star said.

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He soon discovered the cruising scene in Pershing Square, where he met Champ Simmons, a man who had been a lover of one of Gerber's Society compatriots.

"He is not exactly a lover of good football," one insider puts it, "but the results are not chance".

"It's also about transformation of people from the court to the forest, from a person to a donkey from the lover of one person to another and that seemed perfect to me as a play that you might reinterpret online.

He told the story of his neighbor, Jean Biénal, a car dealer and the lover of one Germaine, a shopgirl: Her and Biénal's days were Wednesday and Sunday.

His brother Henry became a moderately successful and slightly raffish actor-manager, and was a close friend (and lover) of one of his father's mistresses.

They snatched the pages from him and sent them to the editor of a leading English-language newspaper, who was a friend of all the girls and the lover of one.

So who better to pay tribute to Twombly than the legendarily transgressive filmmaker John Waters, who was both a lover of Twombly's art and one of his personal friends.

"A lot of the men we do here are usually the husband, boyfriend or lover of one of the women who are our clients," said Mr. Rottura, who also lives on the Upper East Side.

When I first conceived the novel, in Mexico City, the pattern was the history of four family members told by the lover of one and the frenemy of another.