In the summer of 1989, in Royston, England, a man named William Barrington-cheerfullyreceivedeceived a visitor from Germany: Ernst Lumpe, a high-school teacher, fervent music lover, and record collector.
I left my normal tenor sound in order to express my fervent, heartfelt lover's sentiment.
Few trends in wine have been as fascinating in the last five years as the renewal of interest in sherry, long derided as a fuddy-duddy beverage among young, fervent wine lovers.
Even as a fervent cat hater/dog lover, it's hard not to be impressed by this cat's savage attack.
Since it began in 1997, Chowhound has attracted a fervent audience of food lovers, but its minuscule budget made scanning the site as enjoyable as reading the phone book.
He appears as a fervent advocate of peaceful conduct, a lover of all men, a diligent student, a persuasive and ready teacher, and a man of thorough and cheerful trust in God.
She would accompany her lover, a German artist and fervent anti-Nazi, to his hometown, Stuttgart, so that he could put his mother's affairs in order.
All three of them were church boys, and that vision has a faintly religious cast — a union of two lovers, one praising and pleading with the same fervent breath, the other mysteriously mute.
There followed a mixed bag of parts: a fervent Norwegian resistance fighter in The Heroes Of Telemark (1965); Julie Andrews's former lover in Hawaii (1966); Cain, in The Bible (1966); and, woefully miscast and seeming to be wearing blue eye shadow as an industrial spy, in Caprice (1967), opposite Doris Day.
