It is easy to see why Prune is so widely and fervently loved.
I have fervently loved only one film from Ridley Scott's irrepressible output — "Thelma & Louise" (1991), with its beautiful women on the lam, its casual mayhem, sex, and giddy exhilaration.
So… I have fervently loved only one film from Ridley Scott's irrepressible output — "Thelma & Louise" (1991), with its beautiful women on the lam, its casual mayhem,… The world's biggest game of chicken comes to a climax this week, in the run-up to the Greek elections, on June 17th.
Though he admits to fervently loving his jet, Mr. Townsend says that its value is strictly practical for a company like his, a machinery maker whose sales and service staffs have to be quick-footed, wide-ranging and happy on the job.
He was born in Pembroke, Ontario, and emigrated to the United States, which he came to love fervently.
Although she spoke fervently about her love of basketball, she was reluctant even to visit a basketball court until her former coach gave his assent.
Fervently believing in unconditional love, it puts it to the test, and it passes, but just barely.
The defendant argues that damages should be slight, since "he is such a very bad lot," while the plaintiff argues that she loves the defendant fervently and seeks "substantial damages".
But they're also bankable commercial hits, with a fervently loyal audience: Mika's 2007 novel Love Sky: A Heartbreaking Love Story has apparently been read by over 20 million Japanese, and Toho's adaptation remains one of the best-loved teen romances of the past few years.
They wanted perfect love, and even more fervently, it seems, they wanted perfect truth.
