Sentence examples for joint love from inspiring English sources

Kennedy did not regard Blair as a progressive soulmate on the left even though they were elected at the same time in 1983 and shared a joint love of the music of David Bowie.

Meanwhile, a string of biographies have revealed, among other things, that piano music and foul apples inspired Schiller to write, that a brothel visit probably triggered his first passionate scribblings ("Your glances, when they smile love, could stir marble to life"), and that the loves of his life were two aristocratic sisters to whom he penned a joint love letter.

And there she sat for much of this week, alternately pouting or shouting or crying in an unpredictable ramble of tears and testimony that has led the local nightly newscasts and provided yet another titillating chapter in this unending tale of big Texas money and strip joint love.

But also because their joint love for his son, and you know she lives under--[she] moved with them.

Rich notes, "Dave Cullen reaffirms Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris were instead ordinary American teenagers who worked at the local pizza joint, loved their parents and were popular among their classmates".

"The Case Against Joint Checking" (Love & Money, April 6) suggested that husbands and wives keep separate checking accounts to avoid hidden stashes of money.

From the finest bistros to the lowliest burger joints, everybody loves restaurants.

When Clover came home she was too tired to fight and she accepted the meat loaf and the wine I'd picked out as the peace offerings they were and after the baby was asleep we listened to music, smoked a joint, and made love in a slow deep plunge that was like paddling out on a wave of flesh for what seemed like hours.

Beyoncé and Jay-Z's joint album, "Everything Is Love," touches on everything from love to family to infidelity to President Donald Trump.

It is possible that "I Know A Place" and "My Love" were joint compositions, as an embittered Trent later claimed that Hatch had not acknowledged her contribution.

But "Furious Love," a joint biography that concentrates on what tabloids called "the marriage of the century," offers a long, wavy line rather than the familiar arc.