Sentence examples for taste of romance from inspiring English sources

A love affair with a black clerk, who first seduces Nick behind the shed in an exclusive communal garden in Holland Park, gives him his first taste of romance.

There are assassination plots, searches for hidden treasure, battles between enemies and even friends, and a taste of romance thrown into the mix.

Suggested gifts include a tank of gas or a plastic surgery procedure -- because every woman just wants a Prince Charming who will finance her face-lift in exchange for a taste of faux-romance.

But he tastes "the honey of romance" and loses his footing.

This independence proved their undoing, since it encouraged the VOC to put the nutmeg trade first on its order of business.For a taste of Banda's romance nothing beats a trip to Run, an explosion of nutmeg trees in the middle of a turquoise sea.

For most of the 20th century it drew vacationing Easterners eager to taste the romance of the West.

Walliams, with his well documented taste for romancing tabloid starlets, might have organised a festive sex binge in a Scottish castle with the assembled cast of Hollyoaks.

They reflect, and will probably drive forward, fashion's new tendency to turn down the heat and explore contemporary notions of romance and good taste.

Smith and Morrissey would go on to become friends years later, after Morrissey became a religious icon to a generation of romance addicts and possibly lost his taste for mythical distance.

I must share these tender words of romance with you, dear readers, in the hopes of giving you a taste of the joy that has inhabited me ever since my inbox was first flooded.

That's not because of subjective taste – after all, romance novels sell better than any other book, so if we were just going by aggregates of individual taste, they should be widely respected.