Sentence examples for love at which from inspiring English sources

"There must be other words than 'tall' and 'strong' to think of," the heroine daydreams, recalling her mother's birds-and-bees lecture on the "engulfing transports of wifely love," at which she had "squirmed with delight".

The turning point was when I fell in love, at which stage I immediately packed sex work in.

And then he recalls her funeral, a baroque theatrical affair she would have loved, at which he gave a eulogy.

While he was photographing a 17-year-old pregnant woman and her boyfriend, they would quarrel and throw rocks at each other and even start to make love -- at which point he would get out, certain her father would murder him if he caught him there.

However, what we have been treated to thus far is a good, old-fashioned love story at which only the most prudish could possibly take offence.

This will induce "love" mode, at which point it will find a mate and generate one or more calves.

For Mr. Holbrooke, it was a fallow time, one of a succession of frustrating periods spent outside the game he loved and at which he excelled: deploying his irrepressible energies and bullish negotiator's skills on behalf of America — and himself — in places of war and distress.

When I brought him back, in "Love at Twenty" — which was really just a sketch, called "Antoine and Colette," as part of an anthology film — he was eighteen and perhaps living on his own.

Teen pop elements appear on songs like "Love at First Sight", which begins with an electric piano intro, and the "aggressive" "Give It to Me".

In the tech world, we all love the speed at which things change.

His business acumen and ethics earned him lifelong friends and business partners, as did his love of golf, at which he excelled from an early age.