Sentence examples for previous romance from inspiring English sources
By then she was out of her previous romance, which Ms. Sheehan said had ended, in part, because of her growing interest in Mr. Meyer — someone she had seen only in "old and blurry" photos.
HBO, Oct. 13 at 9. THE EX-LIST An almost unbearably cute premise: A young woman learns from a psychic (presumably not Simon Baker in "The Mentalist") that she has already met Mr. Right, but he's a previous romance, and she has one year to find him again or be alone forever.
Miguel had covered some of the aforementioned composers' songs on his previous Romance albums.
In the "Begin Again" video, she strolls the banks of the Seine River and the streets of Paris as she sings of a promising new relationship, and how it contrasts with a previous romance.
Malory based his book originally titled The Whole Book of King Arthur and of His Noble Knights of the Round Table on the various previous romance versions, in particular the Vulgate Cycle, and appears to have aimed at creating a comprehensive and authoritative collection of Arthurian stories.
Unlike their previous romances, dating was easy.
Perhaps because Scott has a serious, demanding career of her own, their relationship has given the appearance of being rather more equal and grown-up than Jagger's previous romances.
Perhaps it's a scent that reminds us of previous romances, or as we get older, the sights and sounds that take us back to a childhood time when everything was simpler.
Yet the last of these, "The Tempest," is one of Shakespeare's masterpieces: the strained contrivances and righted wrongs of the previous romances — "Plot has always been the curse of serious drama," George Bernard Shaw said, discussing "Cymbeline" — fall simply into place, with the contriver in plain view, his motives and magical means established at the start.
Hough, 27, told Redbook last year that her previous romances helped shape her relationship with Leich, 32.
The couple is, in a sense, trying to have a very quiet relationship in a time of great noise; even the movie is far more low-key than some of the showy spectacles associated with previous romances.
