Sentence examples for happy lovers from inspiring English sources
At the play's end, Malvolio is the only solitary figure among the pairs of happy lovers.
Gustave Courbet shows himself in handsome profile with an adoring girlfriend, fingers rapturously entwined, in The Happy Lovers.
Indebted to the interior monologue form developed by the poet and novelist Édouard Dujardin, it influenced in its turn Larbaud's Amants, heureux amants (1923; "Lovers, Happy Lovers").
Though she made no particular attempt to match the mostly vibratoless playing of the strings, she sang with pure, lovely tone and handled the coloratura of "Thrice happy lovers" deftly and gracefully.
But the song, from the 1936 musical "Red, Hot and Blue," actually has five choruses that carry the happy lovers into marriage and parenthood of a son so drop-dead gorgeous he ends up a movie star.
Among the singers, the standouts were Emmanuelle de Negri, who gave a magnificently dark-hued, impassioned account of the plaint, "O Let Me Weep," and Lucy Crowe, who gave a shapely performance of Juno's "Thrice Happy Lovers" while suspended in midair.
Some became legends, among them Baby Face Nelson, George (Machine Gun) Kelly and the trigger-happy lovers Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow.
The ending is either happy — the lovers are united, still in love — or unhappy, in a number of possible ways.
Is she truly trying to keep herself and her husband eager, happy married lovers?
And then, the complement to that big thing occurs when those who were happy as lovers, somehow have to learn to become parents.
