Sentence examples for romance taking from inspiring English sources

Great wine is emotional, not merely rational, and romance — taking risks — is an essential feature.

While there, she became engaged to the son of a baron, but her mother thought she was too young to marry and squelched the romance, taking her home to enroll in courses at Columbia.

Her characters are rarely seen working — if one of them holds a "respectable" job, it usually serves as a backdrop to two hours of romantic volleyball (men, unlike women, have entire film genres devoted to work, with romance taking a secondary role).

He was similarly methodical in his pursuit of romance, taking dance lessons with his sister, and then traveling with her on the Saturday-night circuit until, at an Elks Club in Elizabeth, he finally found the one woman with whom, he said, "everything clicked".

And while it doesn't reference the "Poke" feature in creative ways like some other videos we've covered, the song is actually called "Facebook" and un-ironically revolves around a flirtatious work romance taking place on the social network.

Many reviews were critical of the continued Erin-Andy romance taking center-stage.

Historical epic vs. heartwarming romance, take two?

Romance takes on a funny face.

Romance took a sunnier turn after intermission with a Strauss overture and some lighthearted Franz Lehar songs.

The explosive turning point in their difficult romance takes place at the dinner table.

-- You've heard about crass boyfriends, but the lead character in this romance takes the cake.