Sentence examples for time of romance from inspiring English sources
"A time of romance and a time of fear, a time of sleeplessness and a time of vice: the night means many things to many people," writes Maryam Omidi.
That gives him plenty of time to romance one of TV's biggest stars (who once played junior tennis).
This was interpreted as meaning below the age of marriage, at that time 12 (Shakespeare's Juliet was 13 at the time of her romance with Romeo).
At this time of corporate romancing, these shareholders might usefully offer such bosses some sage parental advice, along the lines of: take your time, play the field.
Allen won best original screenplay for his fantastical tale of romance and time-travel in the French capital, while Payne took best adapted screenplay alongside Jim Rash and Nat Faxon for his George Clooney-starring family drama.
It seemed a logical suggestion for the month of February, a time for romance and passion, so I began perusing my shelves of memoir, querying friends and browsing library and bookstore stacks.
I wonder whether, even with the passage of time, the romance of dining in the sky will ever recapture the public imagination.
For me, this image encapsulates something about this place--dancers and fighters at the same time, a kind of romance of the Georgian psyche that is somehow inevitably unsustainable.
Mrs. Schneider, who lives in Bay Shore, said the most common topics that people ask about, now or at any time of year, are romance, finances and health.
Most of my fellow passengers seem to be tourists - nostalgic for the old Kenya - a time of adventure and romance, but plans for revitalising or rebuilding the railway are more concerned with trying to win back freight than passengers.
