Sentence examples for nascent romance from inspiring English sources

The nascent romance was not all-consuming.

Nev's officemates, meanwhile, decide to film their friend's nascent romance with Megan using handheld cameras.

Then, this being 1914, war intrudes on their nascent romance and Leighton volunteers.

Rachel's nascent romance with Clyde (Rory Culkin), a floundering misfit exiled from his rich family, injects the movie with a seam of poignancy.

There is a fable-like piece about a Korean monk from Paul Theroux; a fireside tale about were-tigers (as in werewolves) from Ruth Padel; and a nascent romance from Sara Wheeler.

The mezzo-soprano Re'ut Ben-Ze'ev, accompanied by Mr. Del Tredici at the piano, offered a bold, committed account — "portrayal" might be a better word, so deeply physical was her performance — in songs that dealt with nascent romance and motherhood, as well as dwindling passion, loss and renewed independence.

When it comes to lesbians in soaps, though, the need for constantly rolling storylines has stymied many a nascent dyke romance.

But what of Meg and Jason, who, by the article's conclusion, had progressed from instant-messaging each other across half the continent (Meg lived in San Francisco, Jason in Minneapolis), through veiled flirtation on their personal Web sites, Megnut.com and Kottke.org, to a nascent offline romance (as the article ended, Jason was driving across Wyoming, en route to a new job in San Francisco)?

We stand at such a nascent stage in the budding Latino-GOP romance.

With most of his life behind him, Els is wistful for the romance of youth, the guileless potential of nascent creativity, the mistakes unmade, the frontiers unexplored.

Henry's compulsive fascination with his mother's romance -- which he discovers by tapping into her e-mail files -- shapes his own nascent sexuality even as it prompts anxiety about the future coherence of his family.