Sentence examples for love with more from inspiring English sources
I used to be in love with more pop music than I am now".
Russell fell in love with more than just her character's clothes.
As an audience stood and watched like voyeurs at a rave, they would shout above the music, mixing Shakespeare ("never doubt I love") with more modern cries about "caring too much".
People fall in and out of love, or in love with more than one; vows broken can often be re-set and recriminations withdrawn, or separated parents find ways to make peace for the sake of children.
The repertory balanced Porter classics like "Night and Day," "Let's Do It" and "What Is This Thing Called Love?" with more obscure, witty wonders like "The Physician," originally sung by Gertrude Lawrence in the 1933 show "Nymph Errant".
Weaving together the disco backdrop (clearly a labor of love) with more sharp-edged material about college graduates finding their first footing in New York and learning to cook with Campbell's mushroom soup, he creates a bright panorama of shrewd young strivers".
The daily newspaper Le Figaro counts at least 100 books devoted to the French president, his life and loves, with more than a million sold, for $25.1 million.
(Gordon Steel) I fall in love with London more and more when exploring at night.
We just keep falling in love with Miley more and more.
"Not many people know what it feels like to be so in love with something — more than yourself, or more than anybody else," she said.
British skiers love France, with more than a third of us heading that way last season.
