Sentence examples for love with many from inspiring English sources

I'm in love with many types of media.

There are 20 finalists and we get to know and fall in love with many of them.

Sachs describes himself as a feminist and is clearly powerfully attracted to women: he admits in Soft Vengeance to falling in love with many of the nurses, psychiatrists and occupational therapists who helped his recovery.

It is understandable that they believe this, and that even their fans believe this, but speaking as one who fell passionately in love with many young men she'd never met when she was between the ages of 13 and 16, I can say with authority that this is not really the case.

The songs, love stories with many different characters, are lifted into universality by luxurious arrangements and sharp lyrics.

I suppose old-fashioned people would have called her a character actress, but, from the 1967 BBC Forsyte Saga onwards, she was much easier to fall in love with than many a soubrette.

The priest Ms. Bond fell in love with so many years ago, Father Willenborg, is currently the senior pastor of Our Lady of the Lake, a large, historic parish of 1,350 families on the shores of Lake Superior in Ashland, Wis.

A blockbuster sensation who has maxed out the audience's love with too many sequels and one misbegotten attempt to bait Oscar with a weepie called "Simple Jack," in which he played a bucktoothed retarded man, Tugg is hoping to resuscitate his career by going gung-ho and grunt in a Vietnam War movie also called "Tropic Thunder".

Daughter, fall in love with as many things as possible.

As Johnson fell in love with football, many other areas of his life began to improve as well.

Her grandmother raised her in Hollywood, and they attended eight movies a week, allowing Burnett to fall in love with Betty Grable, Rita Hayworth, Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland, many of whom made guest appearances on her TV show later.