Along with "Dixie Highway" they include "Nothin' Fancy," a pitch for plain-vanilla romance, and "When I Saw You Leaving (for Nisey)," inspired by his wife's recent battle with cancer.
Your article recognizes how glorious it was when porches were a place for conversation, memories, romance and just plain rocking.
This show was just plain clumsy, with a gimmicky Oriental romance and hard jewel tones.
"A lot of the guys are asking for romance, or friends, or just plain encouragement," Ms. Mulkey said.
Like romance, design possibilities can hide in plain sight, Ms. Brown said.
The 1955 musical "Plain and Fancy," which he wrote with Will Glickman, was a lighthearted story of romance and culture clashes between New Yorkers and the Amish.
Many libraries sort adult fiction into Romance, Mystery, Sci-Fi, Western, and Horror in addition to just plain 'AF'AF
Although his mature work has nothing like the symbolic density of his first book, The North Ship (1945), it nevertheless contains a significant level of romance, usually as one part of a dialogue with a much plainer kind of discourse.
So if you're out there somewhere Doris (a generic name to indicate a future romance, devised by my college roommate), don't be surprised to receive a hand-drawn, plain Valentine's Day card -- in August.
After 35 years of field research in the Serengeti plains, Craig Packer, director of the Lion Research Center at the University of Minnesota, has lost all patience with the romance of African wilderness.
