Sentence examples similar to link of love from inspiring English sources

Maybe they'll be a look inside a niche market for some of our readers and maybe they'll be links of love for others.

This is probably why, according to Harvard sociologist Robert Epstein, arranged marriages are less vulnerable to divorce; marriage is held together with the many links of extended family relations and intertwined lives rather than through the single link of romantic love.

The Monteverdi Choir's Wigmore concert, with its founder-conductor John Eliot Gardiner and the English Baroque Soloists, was an evening of two very disparate stylistic halves linked by themes of love and dancing.

Then I suddenly thought maybe there was a link between the corrosion of love, and the boy-meets-girl aspect".

He also echoed certain prophets in denouncing religious observance as pointless unless it was linked with love of one's neighbours, especially the poor and marginalised.

"It would seem a good way to give students a chance to link their love of a game to a love of learning," she said.

"The Art of Fielding" links a love of baseball to a love of literature.

After all, the cause of the problem feels linked to the danger of love.

It must be pretty heartbreaking to be a producer or a record label owner, and Google search your latest release to find countless free links to your labour of love.

Link's love of music started young.

Link's love of athletics found expression in her diving, for which she competed in two Olympic trials and seven national championships.