Sentence examples for loves to the from inspiring English sources
Norwich devotes exactly one chapter to the popes of my lifetime — from the avuncular modernizer John XXIII, whom he plainly loves, to the austere Benedict, off to a "shaky start".
She writes the author letters in her head about how much she loves "To the Lighthouse," even though she is forced to admit that Woolf's text contains mistaken descriptions of local vegetation: "There are no elms or dahlias in the Hebrides".
The only person she treats with any affection is Mac, whom she loves to the point of madness, but Mac, like almost everyone else, tries his best to avoid her.
On "This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race", Wentz uses wartime-inspired metaphors to discuss their newfound popularity; he called the song "kind of a tongue-in-cheek look at the way we are so addicted and obsessed with new arts, cultures and loves – to the point where it just becomes oversaturated".
"Love to the kids & to you both.
The President loves to blame the debt on President Bush.
He loves to fight," the official added.
McCain loves to play the rebel.
He just loves to play the game".
Everyone loves to hate the "Princeton Mom".
Everybody loves to love the dragons.
