Sentence examples for eager lover from inspiring English sources
It accepts flavours and seasoning like an eager lover to its bed.
/ How easily they leave old lives, / as an eager lover steps from the skirts/ at her ankles".
Rose was an eager lover when Archie called, "Put your ass up like a whip-poor-will," and an expert at shifting his occasional glum moods into pleased laughter.
The age difference between him and his eager lover, a lawyer named Anna Vostic, is of course worrisome, as is the effect this new infidelity might have on his campaign for election to the state supreme court.
It's just as I'm about to start seasoning the rib of beef, massaging it with mustard powder, salt and lust like it were the thigh of an eager lover, that the question occurs to me.
There's always been a carnal aspect to the vampire's kiss, with its punctures and blood, a sensual resonance that Mr. Jordan plays up, as when Clara straddles a man on a beach like an eager lover while the sun is still up.
Her first volume of verse, For Eager Lovers (1922), contained mostly personal poems on marriage and nature.
The Hermaphrodites unsuccessfully resisting their bold and eager lovers fit with Ovid's description of the naked Hermaphroditus succumbing to Salmacis: Though he tried to shake her off, she clung Fastening his lips to hers, stroking his breast, surrounding him with arms, legs, lips, and hands As though she was a snake caught by an eagle.
Throw in eager lovers, Nigel and Portia (Kate Reinders, who doubles as a clone of Kristin Chenoweth), Nick's determined wife (Heidi Blickenstaff) and an array of groupies who adore the script-stealing Shakespeare in "Will Power" and Something Rotten! turns up the comedic heat.
26 Motcomb Street, Belgravia, SW1X 8JU 020 7235 6382 Tube: Hyde Park Corner / Knightsbridge Modern British A Belgravia institution serving natives and rocks opened in front of eager oyster lovers in the bar.
In "Totally Wrong," an over-eager nature lover tries to pick a flower and catch a butterfly, only to have the objects of his desire (and the audience members) scold him in song.
