Sentence examples for romance of course from inspiring English sources
The romance, of course, is between the men.
You'd never confuse "The Zoo Story" with a standard romance of course.
Romance, of course, still finds a way to flower, if not exactly flourish, in this stringent environment.
It is in its abiding capacity for romance, of course, that the National has hitherto managed to redeem even its darkest days.
Romance, of course, has flowed through her subsequent work — "When Harry Met Sally," "Sleepless in Seattle" — but those movies were about finding a flame, not learning how to keep one going.
Chaos (and romance), of course, ensues.
There were famous Hollywood romances, of course, like Greta Garbo's with John Gilbert, and scandals, like the Fatty Arbuckle case, in 1921, and also an underground of terrific gossip, but, in general, newspapers and fan magazines published gently whimsical prose about romance and home life in the movie colony.
It too draws on popular formulas and makes almost freehand use of slapstick, farce and romance, though, of course, it gives a bit more attention to high tragedy and history.
The detective-thriller model is spiced with ethical conundrums and revolutionary rhetoric, as well as the language of international chess and a dollop of James Bondian romance, set of course in 1914.
We planned to meet after the presentation for a private conversation about dating, love, romance, and of course marriage.
A little humor, a touch of romance and of course conflict!! It's a teenager trying to convince his female friend to cut class and go to a party where all the cool kids are so she can fit in and she will see John, the boy she has a crush on.
