Sentence examples for romance long from inspiring English sources

It sounds a bit like Modern Romance, long forgotten early 80s pioneers of breezily tropical suburban pop.

Of course not; we should never forget the gentle quality of romance long attached to the word, at least when pronounced with an uh.

It seems such an awfully long time ago now, the Preston and Chantelle romance, long enough ago anyway that Big Brother was still a cultural force, or, at least, still watched by significant numbers of people, and not in the awful embarrassing death throes it's currently experiencing nightly on Channel 4.

After the usual Sorkin trademarks – half-heard office banter which Dorothy Parker would surely have pronounced too clever by half; three or four sub-plots over power and romance; long tracking shots – the new Will fronts the very first show, set against the breaking story of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill of 2010.

As a result, the romance, long regarded as an archetypal form closely allied with generalized Christian motifs, emerged as a central tenet of the religious controversies that divided Renaissance England.

In her absence, he looked at the photos and thought back to a failed romance from long ago.

It was a short-lived romance, but long enough for her to develop an appreciation of Mr. Mandel's late-night video marathons and other quirks.

We could happily have been drovers, we agree, picturing the romance of long days on horseback and longer nights in ale-soaked inns.

A penchant for romance has long influenced her work, and she was drawn not only to the material's somber appearance but also to its melancholy history.

But it's a romance not long for this world.

But where romance was long and episodic, Zayde possesses a magisterial architecture of suspense.