Sentence examples for held romance from inspiring English sources

It held romance, no doubt: "the warmth and security of a car stopping for you late at night on a freeway, opening up the door, the bright interior light, on the radio a late night easy listening oldie, then off, past all the dark fathoms of roadside that had been waiting for you to walk them".

Yet it still holds its romance.

In this populist moment, the attractions of continuity hold little romance.

These alternate-version stamps are instructive to scholars, for they show dead ends in the evolution of Lincoln's official iconography and hold a romance of their own, like artifacts from a parallel universe.

This book was a very satisfying sequel, and held onto the romance and suspense very well!

After the session at the Harms Theater, Tony Bennett, Mr. Ramone and the Oscar-winning composer and arranger Johnny Mandel, who arranged and conducted most of the tracks on "The Art of Romance," held a sound-mixing session at Bennett Studios.

But with director Jean-Marc Vallée, screenwriter Julian Fellowes and producer Martin Scorsese behind her, this wasn't a run-of-the-mill entry but a humanised and handsomely mounted romance, held together by Blunt's commanding performance.

On a panel about romance fiction and sexuality, Professor Guy Mark Foster admitted to the Princeton audience that inter-racial romances held scholarly interest for him.

It is hard to overstate the romance Esalen held for Beat Generation heroes like Jack Kerouac, who embraced it, or for spiritual seekers who followed.

And her subject matter remains timeless: love, pure and finally requited; her novels are as popular as ever, even if she would probably be slightly surprised to see her mantle of romance currently held in the bloodied hands of Stephenie Meyer.

But it is a valuable corrective to the widely held view that the romance of baseball was the main reason that courts have treated it with special solicitude.