Sentence examples for language romance from inspiring English sources

Recently on Aljazeera, a writer describes Hausa language romance novels like this: "The books tell everyday stories of the lives of northern women and address issues like rape, polygamy and domestic violence".

The Irish annals record a number of events on Skye in the later 7th and early 8th centuries – mainly concerning the struggles between rival dynasties that formed the background to the Old Irish language romance Scéla Cano meic Gartnáin.

His self-published 2005 novel, a turgid English-language romance spiced with commentary on Thailand, sold fewer than ten copies.

For years Christian publishers have stormed into traditionally secular territory, publishing crime fiction, self-help, drama, young-adult literature and Spanish-language romance novels.

Neẓāmī's poem is based on Ferdowsī's treatment of the same story, but Neẓāmī's ultimate source is a Greek-language romance written in Egypt before 300 ce (see Alexander romance).

NEW YORK An article on Friday about the literary tastes of immigrants in New York City misstated the period during which the most popular serialized Chinese-language romance was checked out about 300 times in the library system and in which "The Help" was circulated about 195 times in all 87 library branches.

See's English-language romance, set in 19th century China, has been transformed by Chinese American director Wayne Wang ("The Joy Luck Club") and three screenwriters to include a 21st century framing device.

LOVE IN A DEAD LANGUAGE: A Romance, by Lee Siegel.

Dalmatian language, extinct Romance language formerly spoken along the Dalmatian coast from the island of Veglia (modern Krk) to Ragusa (modern Dubrovnik).

Catalan literature, the body of literature written in the Catalan language, a Romance language spoken primarily in the Spanish autonomous regions of Catalonia, Valencia, and the Balearic Islands.

But Europe's language of romance offers benefits far beyond tourism.