Sentence examples for relationship with a much from inspiring English sources

The hero of "Let's Dance!" is a healthy, vigorous Holocaust survivor Jean-Pierre Mariellee), pushing 80, who begins a complicated relationship with a much younger woman (Sabine Azema).

A few years ago, he ended a relationship with a much younger girlfriend, telling her "you can do better," Mr. Heinz recalled.

When she was a teen-ager, she tells him, she was in a relationship with a much older man Leslie himself, it seems.

The beautiful peasant girl Olga swoons for a young man named Kamyshev, but her circumstances force her into a relationship with a much older propertied aristocrat.

One, that debut album, Broke With Expensive Taste, is finally out after three years of false-release dates; and two, she is no longer in a destructive relationship with a much older man.

The subject also figures in "Crush," a British film released here this spring, in which Andie MacDowell plays a middle-aged schoolteacher involved in a passionate (and potentially long-term) relationship with a much younger former student.

(The story nominally concerns a high-born young man's relationship with a much-coveted courtesan and the lower-class friends who have vowed to protect the lovers).

Worthington's father, Christopher Worthington, known as Toppy, had a relationship with a much-younger heroin addict he'd met through an escort service.

The Lover tells the story of a 15-year-old French girl in Indochina who has an erotic relationship with – yes – a much older Chinese man.

It opens with a protagonist in his early 30's who has a relationship with a girl much like himself.

That could explain how countries with a government revenue level hovering around 50% of GDP are able to coexist within a relatively open trade relationship with countries with a much lower government revenue level.