Sentence examples for die for love from inspiring English sources
The phrase "die for love" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to someone sacrificing their life for their beloved. For example, "Romeo and Juliet both died for love."
Beth is one of several women in the story "Dying for Love" who don't, in fact, die for love, but hang on to the "handrail" of familiar things, and whose tragedies are relieved by "a saving capacity for digression and recovery".
He did not die for love".
... To die for love is, in literature, a macabre and much-sentimentalized pinnacle of achievement.
("I am a hopeless romantic. I would not think twice to die for love").
To die for love is, in literature, a macabre and much-sentimentalized pinnacle of achievement.
In this sense, it is possible that Zarmina saw her choice to die for love as romantic and honorable.
Everybody knows about this fantastic figure, a lovely figure Francesca who dies for love, but Dante's actually encountering a reader of his own poetry and he witnesses the kind of traps and risk that reading implies.
Various critics have sought to add poems to the group; among those proposed over the years are "Alcaeus to Sappho", "Among all lovely things", "Lucy Gray", "Surprised by joy", "Tis said, that some have died for love", "Louisa", "Nutting", "Presentiments", "She was a Phantom of delight", "The Danish Boy", "The Two April Mornings", "To a Young Lady", and "Written in Very Early Youth".
Ms. Zhang is luminous as the smitten young woman who nearly dies for love.
