Sentence examples for later loves from inspiring English sources
"Why is it," she asks, "that passionate love and loss seem to be so bound up with one another?" All later loves, she answers, stand in for that first, all-absorbing love for mother, who is inevitably left behind.
I'll talk to you later, love," another text goes.
Six weeks later, love looks like this: Mr. Rothman accuses Mr. Pascrell of double-crossing him.
His later love poetry, in which the barrier has been removed, is less playful, but sings with a special kind of clarity.
More than two decades later, "Loving Graham Greene" can be seen, among other things, as a kind of coda to the trauma that the war provoked.
Himself an orthodox warrior, Maḥmūd in later love poetry was transformed into a symbol of "a slave of his slave" because of his love for a Turkmen officer, Ayāz.
He loses her, but is later loved in turn by Isabelle de Cheverny, a woman not of his dreams at all, although he tries ("Vertigo -ishly) to make her so.
Some of those things he later loved and respected, and some he delighted in watching smash to the ground, and some – I think – he never quite made up his mind about.
Scholars generally compare Romeo's short-lived love of Rosaline with his later love of Juliet.
His later love interests included Wendy Crozier (Kerr), Alma Sedgewick (Barrie) and Maggie Redman (Kerman).
The following week the song rose to number four, before debuting on the Hot 100 chart at number 94. Fifteen weeks later "Love Like This" reached number 11.
