Which includes his teammates, Susan Murphy and Pamela Fletcher, longtime lovers and world paddling champions.
Their voices and Mr. Pizzarelli's delicate guitar meshed and embraced to evoke a picture of longtime lovers stepping outdoors to dance in autumn moonlight and reaffirm their bond.
The opening scene, which finds the couple in bed, is disarmingly sweet and candid in its depiction of the sexual rapport of longtime lovers.
The victims, it turns out, were Albanians and longtime lovers: Besfort Y., an analyst working for the Council of Europe on Balkan affairs, and Rovena St., an intern at the Archaeological Institute of Vienna.
Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin, longtime lovers who inspired thousands of young lesbians during the 1970s, became the first same-sex couple in America to get a marriage license and wed.
The longtime lovers Georgia O'Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz exchanged 5,000 letters -- he was "Dearest Duck," she "My Grand Canyon Madness" -- the best of which are in "My Faraway One" (Yale University Press, $40).
He once wrote to Catherine Walston, one of his longtime lovers, "If anybody ever tries to write a biography of me, how complicated they are going to find it and how misled they are going to be".
Inspired by the expatriate Englishmen and longtime lovers Micheal MacLiammoir and Hilton Edwards, who founded the Gate Theater in Dublin in 1928, "Gates of Gold" has been staged modestly by Kent Paul at 59E59 Theaters.
And as this happens, longtime lovers of the border fear most for the back-and-forth itself — for the interchange, even if asymmetrical and exploitive, of poorer Mexicans and free-spending Americans that over the generations has, to some degree, fostered understanding between the two countries.
Ochs finally figures out that the Marschallin and Octavian have been longtime lovers, and his subsequent threat of blackmail, easily dismissed in typical productions, now has real force, as Groissböck delivers it while staring down at a seated, defensive Fleming; his humiliation may well be avenged.
