Sentence examples for passing romance from inspiring English sources

Star Trek offered instead the Americanised democracy of personality, the fusion of opposites in the crew, and a fondness for passing romance.

If this is the sort guff that passes as romance in Johannesburg, then their heartstrings could be in for some punishment tonight if Burkina Faso win tonight.

Even the drama of the democracy movement and the atmosphere of constant alertness has a romance for outsiders passing through.

"At least when it's your wife, you don't go to the hospital until the wife's in labor," said Harry Rabbie, a BBC cameraman and father of two who spent much of Wednesday slumped inside the makeshift journalists' refugee camp on the street outside St .Mary's, passing the time with a romance novel titled "The Tycoon's Seductive Revenge".

In the meantime, have a romance with your friends, your parents, with passing strangers.

A major strand of the story follows Francis's deepening relationship with Margie Flynn (Jena Malone), a classmate who confides an agonizing personal secret once their romance has passed the first-kiss stage.

One woman passing told BBC Radio Lincolnshire: "I would say there are probably better places to put them for romance, Paris being one of them.

One of the standard scholarly interpretations of "Don Quixote" is that Cervantes wrote it principally as a send-up and criticism of the romances that passed for literature at the time.

French, for instance, is estimated to have taken some 700 words from Frankish (a Germanic language), not all of which have survived but some of which have passed via French into other Romance languages.

He passed through a candy fixation, romancing Red Hots and licorice-flavored Chuckles.

This allergy to disorder will soon find Lesley taming both the chaos in the room and the unruly romances of those who pass through it.