Sentence examples for lovers which from inspiring English sources

The one to purchase, though, is its predecessor, Lovers, which came out three years earlier.

(It was his second Broadway effort, following The Lovers, which closed after four performances in 1956).

Simon, another patient, visits here& they become lovers, which pleases her.

The union of lovers, which is the salvation of the species!. . .

And Inga is sort of being blackmailed by one of Max's old lovers, which is distressing.

Implicitly, the priest's words and his actions pronounce judgment on the lovers, which seems to be Malick's judgment, too.

It ties together two of her central preoccupations: the idea that possessions and objects might retain an imprint or an echo of their owners, as explored in 2009's Important Artifacts…, and the ways in which we're "haunted" by ex-lovers and their ex-lovers, which animated 2006's Was She Pretty?

Harris said she has a problem with the term "revenge porn," saying that it suggests consent and that the perpetrators were vengeful ex-lovers, which is not always the case.

In fact, government efforts to purchase inholdings like Murphy's home are on the upswing, according to the Wall Street Journal, as inholdings are increasingly being eyed by luxury developers looking to sell homes to wealthy nature-lovers, which many feel detracts from the natural beauty of public lands.

What's charged is the earlier moment, when he inadvertently interrupts her prayers and looks as embarrassed as if he'd intruded upon the intimacy of lovers -- which, in a sense, he has.

One of the first e-mail discussion lists was SF-LOVERS, which was dedicated to science fiction fans.