Sentence examples for lovers respond from inspiring English sources

Some jilted lovers respond by telling the world that their former love has herpes.

Gammie is one of a growing army of animal lovers responding to the storm, providing support at a shelter in Dallas designated for evacuee pets.

An artists advisory council was involved early on, and scores of art lovers responded to an early MOCA direct-mail appeal urging recipients to join "the most exciting new cultural adventure in the world". Fundraisers acknowledged success with the fervor of evangelists and the astonishment of lottery winners.

Still, voice lovers will respond to a description by an observer of one of the greatest Normas of all time.

But even the most niggling music-lover will respond to Mr Bergreen's admiration for his subject's spontaneous, infectious humanity.

Allow your lover to respond and don't interrupt.

WHILE the nation's restaurants and food lovers have responded to the destruction in New Orleans with plans for benefits and job banks, information about the condition of the city's countless restaurants remains scarce.

But other scenes that should be sure-fire, like the women's cataloguing their famous lovers or responding to the red-baiting of the McCarthy era, are only vaguely diverting.

I can't help but notice how strongly music lovers have responded to songs like Christina Aguilera's "Say Something" (three writers) and Rihanna's "Stay" (two writers) and well, Adele's whole album or Lorde's EP.

Trying to bond with a younger lover, Alice shows her John ­Sayles's dated film "Lianna," to which ­anachronism her lover kindly responds: "This is kind of like Colonial Williamsburg.

When his neophyte P.R. woman and part-time lover Valerie Nikole Williamss) responds to his autographed 8-by-10 with, "My mom— she's your biggest fan.