Sentence examples for flourishing romance from inspiring English sources

The same issues seem to always cause the demise of a once flourishing romance.

Romance flourished when the couple returned to London, where she was studying on a year abroad and he was a coach for the University of London's rowing team.

This former tech director can testify to the authenticity of Telgemeier's backstage world, where friendship and romance flourish in the intimate monotony of snack runs, flat-painting and cue-calling.

Their romance flourished; with him she climbed her first 5.11 and first big wall.

After the puny wedding section this week, I will head to Starbucks and the gym, trying to decide if, without that flourish of romance, the rest of the paper is manageable.

Peggy rails against this stereotypes, jumping at the opportunity to tell Ted off (when she believes the flowers are from him), because, for her, Ted symbolizes all of the flourishes of romance that she has been more than happy to go without.

Romances flourished, as did quarrels.

Some women wear tight sweaters and miniskirts, and student romances flourish.

There is sentiment, too, though never sentimentality - romances flourish in stony ground, and Atkinson movingly evokes parental love.

Meryl Streep is Jane, a professionally successful divorced mother of three who runs a flourishing Santa Barbara bakery and seems content to be on her own when romance sticks its big foot back in the doorway to her life.

Despite the great losses experienced during "the Good War," many romances that started in World War II are still flourishing today.