Sentence examples for like a romance from inspiring English sources

As for the "Rock of Ages" star's love life, Brand joked that he "really likes" 50-year-old Demi Moore, although he "hasn't made love to her yet" -- "it's a matter of time," he added -- and that he'd "like a romance".

Powell and Pressburger's The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp hardly feels like a romance at all.

It sounded more like a romance than a traditional political partnership.

The book is bathed like a romance in moody lavenders and deep grayish blues, and its bug-eyed dragon is more adorable than fearsome.

Lazy narrative devices like a romance between the sick teenagers further dilute "How to Break," which never quite makes good on the promise of its ingredients.

Fiction, it's been said, is like a romance with the reader, a thing of hints and leaps, a slow seduction by suggestion.

He is a Romantic: "I've never understood [why people say] - I'm a terrible cynic, this shock comedian... cruel... I've always liked a romance," Ricky said during the "audience Q and A" portion of the show.

Looking to those magazine headlines for any semblance of what it's like to sell a business is like reading a romance novel for marriage advice.

"For those of us who followed her from the beginning, it's like reading a romance novel with a formula".

Brithenig is an answer to the question of what English might have sounded like as a Romance language, if vulgar Latin had taken root on the British Isles.

Other strong contenders are "The Devil's Double," the true story of Latif Yahia, an Iraqi army lieutenant who was hired in 1987 to be Saddam Hussein's body double, and "Like Crazy," a romance that is already a winner with critics.