Just as two seasons ago, when the Bantams reached the Capital One Cup final, they are the nation's underdogs and a wonderful reminder of the enduring romance of cup competitions in this cash-soaked Premier League age.
She is a woman who will undoubtedly have enduring romance and friendships for all of her days.
That was the adolescent aspect of their, and perhaps of every, enduring romance: it was the two of them against the world.
If accounts of the enduring romance between Queen Elizabeth II and her consort are accurate, a Valentine's Day gift of the queen's selected chocolates may augur well for others.
But no one would deny Sontag's enduring romance with the world of ideas, or her ability to translate that romance into an urgent, if occasionally wrongheaded, conversation with the reader.
While Rogers's own mother found love in the arms of the French painter Bernard de Boutet Monvel, Rogers herself -- the woman Louella Parsons cruelly dubbed "Miss Moneybags" -- discovered that enduring romance proved elusive.
And, according to Fran Kiernan, her former editor at the New Yorker, "No one wrote better about the tangled relations of men and women or about the enduring romance of friendship".
Dunham suggests as much in "Tiny Furniture" and makes it explicit in "Girls": desire isn't inherently progressive, rational, orderly, or constructive; it often entails ugly emotions, self-abasement, and even potential danger; and it's the one vital source of enduring romance.
In spite of sympathy for my neighbors across Flatbush Avenue in Prospect Heights who may lose homes and jobs if the Nets build their arena, I still can't erase from my mind the stirring echoes of certain faces and names -- Pee Wee, Jackie, Duke, Campy -- or my enduring romance with local Victoriana.
The unlikely but enduring romance between Weil, the sassy fashionista, and Mann, the neurotic hypochondriac, who have been married since 1961, serves as a foil for Goffin and King's more turbulent relationship, which cracked under the pressures of fame, infidelity and the '60s.
