Sentence examples for romance serves from inspiring English sources
Her subsequent arrival at shiva to deliver a plate of cuchifritos and reveal to Norman that her relationship with Sidney extended beyond cleaning products into romance serves as the hinge for anything Fish in the Dark might claim resembles a plot.
The Arthurian quest romance served as a structural armature for his uproarious sendup of the academic conference circuit in "Small World" (1985).
The premiere, though, doesn't do much to establish the kind of dynamics — sibling rivalries, simmering romance — that serve as subplots for these types of shows.
Her roots reflected a breathtakingly exclusive royal society, in which kings as often as not were cousins and romance might serve political purposes, or vice versa.
The Web series, titled "Romancing the Joan," serves up vintage Rivers, both mother and daughter, playing up the laughs as it plays down the commercial aspects.
It was later republished as Half a Lifelong Romance (1966) and served as the basis for a film (1997) and a television series (2003).
An earnest and well-intentioned attempt to explore the hazards of inter-racial romance, "Rocky Road" might serve as a guide to the perils of amateur film-making.
From this perspective, we also examine the interaction between IMPF and an evidential operator encoded by the so-called Renarrated Mood in Bulgarian, proposing that the latter scopes over IMPF adding an evidential flavor to available imperfective readings; we establish contrasts with so-called Narrative Imperfects in Romance, which also serve a reportative function.
(Law is currently waging war against the tab, answering personal questions about Miller and Craig's reported romance while he served as a witness on the trial in London).
"It was a pulpy romance novel, called (if memory serves) 'Rendezvous at Ridge Creek,' " Sullivan wrote in an e-mail from a beach cottage in Ogunquit.
His remaining works are filled with a hazy, brownish light that serves to enhance the romance of their moodiness.
