Sentence examples for smoldering romance from inspiring English sources
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.
He played Angie's (Drea de Matteo) son, whose smoldering romance with Gaby's (Eva Longoria) niece lead to a cross country chase in the sixth season.
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).
I want to think all of us could learn a lesson from her. Asking if someone interested in you wants a "passionate, smoldering hot romance" is almost guaranteed to get you a "Yes, please!" But remember that oftentimes, people want a married sex life that is "regularly predictable and convenient".
Yet the formulas work in "Rain," a dancehall come-on she shares with Shaggy, and even better in smoldering songs that narrate troubled romances: "In My Mind," about wishing she had her ex back; "I Didn't Mean To," where she gets caught cheating; and "Losing You," in which she exults over the breakup that let her find a better man.
"The place was still smoldering".
Smoldering: O.K., your makeup is hot.
She is no smoldering Vikki LaMotta.
Her smoldering voice is ideal for Carmen.
