Sentence examples for clandestine romance from inspiring English sources

"We would meet somewhere like it was this clandestine romance.

The clandestine romance between Lydia Brooke and Cameron Brown — bookish names that seem culled from some forgotten Victorian novel — flits among text messages and other peripherals of our digital age.

But she left the ceremony and, while waiting for her carriage to Buckingham Palace, flicked fluff off the lapel of her father's former equerry, Peter Townsend, a moment of intimacy that alerted the world's press to their clandestine romance.

This delight was also evident when he wrote about his clandestine romance and subsequent marriage to Madeleine Carroll, the film star and stage actress who was often described as one of the world's most beautiful women.

In the past few years, Hollywood has examined his story in a series of films: "Escobar: Paradise Lost Benicio Del Tororo; innocent surfer drawn into drug web), "The Infiltrator" (Bryan Cranston; double agent), "Loving Pablo" (Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem; clandestine romance with kingpin), and "American Made" (Tom Cruise; pilot turns Escobar crony turns informant).

Consequently, Alex's clandestine romance with Mrs Gray is portrayed as a liaison that, despite the impossibility of its being made public or enduring, follows simple imperatives and delivers straightforward pleasures: "Certainly she granted me full freedom of her body, that opulent pleasure garden where I sipped and sucked, dazed as a bumble-bee in full-blown summer".

She has picked this day, of all days, to tell her father about her clandestine office romance with his handsome young protégé, Chase Edmunds James Badge Dalee).

The affair goes through all the predictable stages: a drunken one-night seduction in a foreign hotel, a clandestine office romance, discovery and family recriminations, the romantic affair turning into a bickering second marriage, the ultimate loneliness of the woman.

Yet again, Lata plucks heartstrings with support from younger sister Asha Bohsle (immortalised in Cornershop's 1997 hit Brimful of Asha): Mehendi Laga Ke Rakhna is a firm favourite at North Indian weddings while Tujhe Dheka To Yeh Jaana Sanam (When I Saw You I Fell Madly in Love), has surely soundtracked millions of clandestine teenage romances in India.

We run from the prospect of a relationship despite our clandestine longing for romance (if you don't believe me, read the research of Dr. David M. Frost).

Clandestine collection methods from covert sources provide the basis for much of the drama and romance attributed to intelligence work in fiction.