Sentence examples for love wrought from inspiring English sources

Whether love wrought under dire circumstances lasts once those constraints are removed is an entirely different matter.

We now approach two decades married, and I sometimes still wonder at what love has wrought.

Is this what 4000 years of struggle, heartbreak, childbearing, and love has wrought?

Among them is Catullus, who, during the Ciceronian period (70 to 43 bc) of the Golden Age, wrote finely wrought love lyrics and epyllia in Latin and Greek.

But when those meek eyes first did seem To tell me, Love within you wrought           O Greta, dear domestic stream !

They love the sweeping wrought-iron staircase so much they want to extend it up through the entire house -- hence the problem with Mr. Lane's memory.

The most charming aspect of the space is a petite patio large enough for a wrought iron love seat, chairs and table.

He wrote long and highly wrought sentences, loving lists of adjectives and clever, Latinate diction and elaborate punctuation.

Landau loved the well-wrought single, whether by the Beatles or Sam and Dave; he was suspicious of arty self-indulgence.

Goldman's third novel is a finely wrought story of love, politics and history, set mostly in a nameless revolution-torn Central American country.

"Do the hits!" a voice demands of the National, cloaked in darkness and readying themselves for a politically informed, poetically wrought exploration of love and loss.