Sentence examples for early loves from inspiring English sources
(One of her early loves, a garage mechanic, typified her new friends).
Then, when Christie moved on to a wider repertory, Rousset returned to Lully and Rameau, his early loves.
The stories told are on one level universal: tales of humiliation and punishment by stern teachers, of unrequited early loves, of bewildering visits to sick grown-ups in hospitals.
To defend her, Boria, who once told fortunes sitting on a telephone wire, takes up a life of crime, robbing banks, divebombing movie screens to give a kiss to Vivian Leigh (shades of Mr. Gabriadze's early loves) and hanging out with "false blondes," as he calls a group of prostitutes from Tbilisi.
He says all of his ballets are influenced by his "early loves" - film and theatre.
He was a cantor, a vocation founded on his two early loves: God and music.
Not early love exclusively, and not necessarily romantic love.
She also had an early love of fabrics.
Her early love life was not a great success.
An early love of music evolved into a love of the music in Shakespeare's language.
H.B.: How interesting, that your early love of jazz was not only musical but visual.
