Sentence examples for to lover from inspiring English sources
noun
One who loves and cares for another person in a romantic way; a sweetheart, love, soulmate, boyfriend, or girlfriend.
Lover to lover, the greenness of love.
She glides unceremoniously from lover to lover.
Mr. Chestnut's response to Mr. Davis's gorgeous introduction to "Lover Man" was better: quiet, sensitive little slides and scoots.
"There's no salvation for me now/ No space among the clouds," she sings in the piano-pounding "Lover to Lover".
But the hits are here: from "Golden Earrings" to "Lover" to "Fever" to "Is That All There Is?" STEPHEN HOLDEN.
And Julius, a freelance critic, is taking temp jobs as a secretary to make ends meet, while bouncing from lover to lover.
To be sure, there are gentle knocks, sweet knocks, but those usually fall into the category of soft rappings: the late-night arrival, the lover-to-lover, message-through-the-wall (often adulterous) tap; the old-school, salesman-at-the-door, Fuller Brush five-knuckle rap — a deep anachronism now, replaced long ago by the doorbell, which, in turn, has been replaced by the telephone ring.
To be sure, there are gentle knocks, sweet knocks, but those usually fall into the category of soft rappings: the late-night arrival, the lover-to-lover, message-through-the-wall (often adulterous) tap; the old-school, salesman-at-the-door, Fuller Brush five-knuckle rap a deep anachronism now, replaced long ago by the doorbell, which, in turn, has been replaced by the telephone ring.
Just start saying nice things to your lover to get into the mood.
Unfortunately, he soon returned to lover-man territory, where his vocals, oddly, were weaker, and his moves more routine.
Char may be a hard sell to lovers of bluefin tuna.
