He ignored cheek-to-cheek kissing, which is governed by cultural kissy-kissy conventions, he said, and looked for couples locking lips.
The late diners on West Broadway in SoHo, the romantic couple locking lip jewelry near Washington Square, the window-dressers on Fifth Avenue changing mannequin displays, the church-door destitute trying to sleep in cardboard boxes, a man in a long navy blue coat walking, walking -- the cityscape blends its nocturnal denizens together.
And in 2015, Hillary Clinton aired an ad all about LGBTQ equality, which featured a handful of gay couples locking lips.
And then a guard closes the door behind the bedding couple, locking the guests in the reception room, and the band starts playing the "Rains of Castamere".
This it does through a faultless all-wheel-drive powertrain that uses a viscous-coupling locking center differential to divide the engine's power evenly between the front and rear axles.
Young couples lock arms as they stroll past rows of freshly planted flowers.
Shirtless young men gyrated on the dance floor, and couples locked in make-out sessions.
The couple, locked in a warm embrace, family and friends behind them — what a breathtaking scene.
Then it was Carnage, an energetic (if sometimes puerile) adaptation of Yasmina Reza's play about two Manhattan couples locked in a war of words.
It consists of three spray-painted sections, which together depict a couple locked in embrace over the top of the wall.
Suggested by italianobserver A couple locked in a passionate embrace is the main focal point of this symbol of Italian Romanticism.
