Sentence examples for extra romance from inspiring English sources
He sells all sorts: borage, ling heather, Isle of Purbeck (the latter is made mostly from hawthorn blossom, which to me gives it extra romance).
No reputable chick-flick features songs from the modern era, because the past is an ideal place to go to for a little extra romance.
Geaglum Cottage is done out with vintage furniture, patchwork quilts and colourful crockery, but the real star is the gorgeous Romany caravan in the garden, which comes with a double bed and wood-fired stove – perfect for adding a little extra romance or magic to your stay.
It may also lead to extra romance in the bedroom... which is said to burn about 100 calories (equivalent of one cafe latte or five chocolate-covered strawberries).
Add Madras patterns, crumpled silk and surfaces sparking with tiny sequins to give the Sacai line an extra fillip by romancing the spirit of sportswear.
Joyce Carol Oates's new novel, Middle Age: A Romance, has an extra commentary by Oates.
His weekends, however, are full of romance — and a bit of extra cash.
In "Safety" she's funny as always, with extra helpings of subtle perception for both romance and lingering heartache.
Both are Irish extras playing tattered Victorian peasants in a period romance being filmed in scenic Kerry.
Both are given important extra material: Balducci his opening aria, and Teresa a romance, later replaced by a cavatina, here given in an appendix.
