Sentence examples for desperate for romance from inspiring English sources
The list of women is longer, including Peters in "Sunday in the Park," Lansbury in "Sweeney Todd" and "obviously, Ethel was thrilling in 'Gypsy".' "So what can you do on a Saturday night -- alone?" That lyric, sung by lonely young men in Brooklyn desperate for romance, is at the top of "Saturday Night".
In "The Unfortunate Predicament of Amelia Sas," the title character (Ms. Coxon) is a young woman with a mysterious medical problem, not to mention an asphyxiating relationship with her parents and a desperate yearning for romance.
We also meet Rose, Cassandra's beautiful older sister, desperate for the romance of a Jane Austen novel, who is "particularly fetching by firelight because she is a pinkish gold, very light and feathery".
Anna, fresh from university and desperate for adventure and romance, leaps at the chance to housesit her enigmatic aunt's Bloomsbury flat.
And I'm guessing, in a few years, their kids will be the ones ensconced in steamy romances, desperate for an escape from the militant learning of numbers and charts as their parents prepare them for lives in offices on the Square Mile.
Are you looking for romance?
So protesting was good for romance.
