Sentence examples for to be romance from inspiring English sources
There does not have to be romance involved with sexual pleasure: some of us just like orgasms for the hell of it.
"Once romance is satisfied it ceases to be romance," says the character of George Bernard Shaw to the woman he's, well, romancing — albeit in his own peculiar, narcissistic way — in "Engaging Shaw, John Morogielloo's 2001 play currently being given its Garden State premiere at New Jersey Repertory Company in Long Branch.
There's not going to be romance every night, but we do date nights, which are not really date nights.
Now this is a guy who's supposed to be romancing the suburban women voters.
In slowing the pace, I'd claimed the right to be romanced.
But first remind me: "Pop star with new single is rumoured to be romanced by DJ Chris".
In part this is because movies with female protagonists geared to female audiences tend to be romances … which means that men get important roles.
Guardian contributor KathleenTurner1 02 July 2014 1 58pm My favorite film of mine would have to be Romancing the Stone because I really like how Joan Wilder changes.
Ellen Rouse Conrad, the director of Appleseed's New York City office, said the campaign "reflects the desire of candidates to be romanced and sought out".
In her youth and naivety, Ixchel desires to be romanced by someone with alleged Mexican roots, only to be disappointed by the reality of having fallen in love with a Mexican-American serial killer.
