Sentence examples for called romance from inspiring English sources
I created a major at Harvard that was called Romance studies, which involves three or more languages.
The old warrior was, at heart, a Victorian romantic, hopelessly in thrall to the so called romance of empire.
With the 12th-century pioneers of what came to be called romance, the beginnings of the analytical method found in the modern novel can easily be recognized.
A few weeks later, I was casting a short film called Romance with a Double Bass, and I asked Andy to join us for a few days' shooting.
How is WE - originally called Romance Channel when it began in 1997 - trying to distinguish itself from other cable channels aimed at women?
And, Singapore being Singapore, a campaign has begun that focuses more on people's financial calculations than on that strange, hard-to-quantify thing called romance.
Romance stanza, also called romance-six, a six-line verse stanza common in metrical romances in which the first, second, fourth, and fifth lines have four accents each and the third and sixth lines have three accents each and in which the rhyme scheme is aabaab.
The late comedies are usually called romances or tragicomedies because they tell stories of wandering and separation leading eventually to tearful and joyous reunion.
Terry Jenkins of AllMusic praised the collaborative work of Silvetti and Manzanero and called Romances "a sensuous, enchanting album".
While I wasn't paying attention, good ol' relationships -- once called romances, loves, marriages or hot steamy affairs -- are now dryly called "gender relations".
An enhanced remake of the first game was made for the PlayStation 2 in 1995 called Romancing SaGa Minstrel Song; this version was the only Romancing SaGa game to be published in North America.
