Sentence examples for romance ignited from inspiring English sources

Finally the slow burn of Lady Sybil and Branson's romance ignited spectacularly into... a minuscule glow which lasted about three minutes.

Once they arrive at the school, a grim country fortress that has been vacated for Christmas, an unconvincing romance ignites between them.

Sparks fly there, so to speak, and another romance ignites between a beatific drifter (Mr. Lee) who lives in trees and the Herks' lovely maid (Ms. Vergara).

When Andi Alpers travels to Paris with her world-famous but distant geneticist father (a member of the bad-dad Brooklyn tribe led by Bernard Berkman from "The Squid and the Whale"), she meets Virgil Walid Boukadida, an older French-­Tunisian cab driver and hip-hop artist, and their romance ignites the novel's hottest thread.

Their costume parade and the instant romance that ignites between Eli and Chloe (Sarah Ramos), one of its participants, are gratuitous, implausible distractions.

Still, this risky bit of intrigue is mere pretext for the smoldering romance that ignites on- (and off-) camera between Morgan and alluring chanteuse Marie (Bacall, then just 19).

The smoldering romance between Richard Burton and Ms. Taylor, ignited on the set of "Cleopatra," burst into flame before an eagerly watching world, and in 1964 the storied Fisher-Taylor marriage came to an end.

The film ignited their romance.

Earnest best friend Beth is still scheming to win Jamie's heart, but a night of disco bowling fails to ignite romance.

Empire has several iconic features – it establishes that Luke Skywalker's father is Darth Vader, it introduces The Yoda and ignites the romance between Han Solo and Princess Leia.

(Dargis) 'STEP UP' (PG-13, 98 minutes) Ever since Kevin Bacon's rebellious hips ignited a small-town uproar in "Footloose," the modern high school romance has placed a premium on rhythm.