There are cowboy-hat-wearing lovers pressed close at a Latino rodeo in Oregon, and images of small girls twirling on the glittery stage of a wedding between a Syrian and an Iraqi refugee in Illinois.
I retain strong flashes of certain moments from much-loved writers: emblematic scenes such as when the eponymous hero in Elizabeth Bowen's marvellous story The Demon Lover presses his fiancée so closely to his chest that his military button bites deep into her hand, branding her so that she can't ever rid herself of his hold.
Mr Gusinsky's large unpaid debts to Gazprom made him an easy target.In other circumstances, Mr Gusinsky's empire would be hard for lovers of press freedom to defend.
– having a skewed and potentially dangerous idea of how fetish-tinged scenarios should proceed, and how common it is for lovers to press for such things straight off the bat.
It was here that her lover had pressed himself upon her and whispered that she was beautiful, swearing that he could not live without her.
She was so patient through all the care and rehab, a gracious and delightful partner as I helped her to walk and climb stairs and pee, a lover who pressed her face into my palm when I gave her her eye drops.
Moffat recycled his own dialogue: when he had learned that his wife's lover was a fan of Press Gang, he replied, "Well, did he have to fuck my wife?
Cook may be coming to the same view as Mike Atherton, who was no great manipulator – or lover – of the press in his previous life.
'It's the first catered chalet for single people who don't have anyone to go with or want to meet a fellow snow lover (literally),' sniggered the press release on the opening of the Cold Fusion (geddit?) chalet.
Antonioni captures their passion with architectural precision; he presses his lovers into hard-edged industrial, corporate, and domestic spaces by way of graphically etched, high-contrast camera work that emphasizes the coldly thrilling modernism of tall buildings, progressive urbanism, and avant-garde design.
