Sentence examples similar to rom from inspiring English sources

There were mint-green pumps, polka-dot kitten heels with ankle straps, pointy-toed brown Dries Van Noten rip-offs and, my favourite, a red and white candy-striped pair with a buckle.

A lovey-dovey rom-com with crackerjack casting and an authentic indie setting bewitched moviegoers into believing that it had a never-ending supply of onions worth peeling.

I can't recall the story of the play, and in any case it didn't matter much, because on the night I went, Edwards and Sykes decided to rip up the script and follow their own impromptu agenda.

They're so well matched, in fact, that they're probably enacting a rom-com montage together as we speak; skipping through meadows, having pillow fights with sacks of money, tying women to trainlines and then twirling their moustaches and then high-fiving each other.

She's absolutely right, of course, But there are occasions that make even cooks including the venerable Nigel Slater rip open a bag of sliced bread, probably white.

Nor did Cameron have anything more general to say about reforming failed markets, tackling companies that rip-off their consumers or cracking down on multi-nationals that avoid paying their fair share of tax.

2. In 1991, Sony revealed that it was working on a new version of the SNES, complete with a CD-ROM drive - it was to be called the "Play Station".

Rip-roaring inflation is certainly not, and is socially destructive as well.

They evoke the great "cloth halls" of medieval Flanders and their architect, Alfred Waterhouse, was told to let rip, to go to "any cost reasonably required".

3. Receipt Rip Off: A con artist will ask for funds to be wired to a money transfer service, such as Western Union, as a sign of good faith that a tenant is committed to renting a property.

A post on the Facebook page of Traill's cousin, Heather Lawson, wrote: "RIP David Traill my lovely big cousin away far too soon xxx".