Sentence examples for romance having from inspiring English sources
One might argue that Anna is selfish in her passionate romance, having to choose between Vronsky and her young son.
The result, the 1965 musical romance "Having a Wild Weekend" — known as "Catch Us If You Can" in England — starring the red hot British pop group, impressed critics, including the New Yorker's powerful Pauline Kael.
Finally, through the use of tobacco advertisements, they review misperceptions generated in the public at large, and children in particular, related to tobacco use, including – that smoking is related to obtaining – romance, having good looks, attaining a 'cool' image, and making friends.
Romance had a rhythm that accommodated reconsideration.
Romance has always been his thing.
But this late romance has its delights.
Somehow a romance had blossomed on those visits home.
The cliches of romance have, if anything, become more entrenched.
The gentle notion of "romance" had turned to camp.
Ms. Hempel liked to think that this was the moment that their romance had begun.
