Sentence examples for torch love from inspiring English sources

In the production of Speakeasy Moderne, Fanai sang several solos, entering the theater from the back and strolling down the aisle while belting out "Rumor Has It" to Stampfl before tying him in a chair (while he asked, "Is this 50 Shades of Grey?") She interacted frequently with the audience as well as singing torch love songs onstage.

That, and the large chalkboard toward the back that offers up bits of homespun wisdom, like "The torch of love is lit in the kitchen".

The best point of comparison between then and now is the classic Eric Kaz and Libby Titus torch song "Love Has No Pride," which was memorably recorded by Ms. Ronstadt, who wailed it; Bonnie Raitt, who toughened it up; and Rita Coolidge, who crooned it.

You couldn't buy a torch for love nor money by the end of Friday, as we all discovered at the same moment that we were woefully unprepared for the power outages the authorities were telling us would be a near-certainty when Irene arrived.

Splendor In The Grass (1961) -- Rich kid Bud Stamper Warren Beattyy) and high-school beauty Deanie Loomis Natalie Woodd) are going steady in 1920s Kansas, but though the torch of love burns hot and bright, Deanie resists giving up her virginity to Bud, whose sexual frustration drives him into the arms of other, "looser" girls.

Splendor In The Grass (1961) -- Rich kid Bud Stamper (Beatty) and high-school beauty Deanie Loomis (Natalie Wood) are going steady in 1920s Kansas, but though the torch of love burns hot and bright, Deanie resists giving up her virginity to Bud, whose sexual frustration drives him into the arms of other, "looser" girls.

The tiny torches of love you carried might now seem like an embarrassing, aberrant blip on your path to adulthood.

Piaf's music was often autobiographical and she specialized in chanson and torch ballads about love, loss and sorrow.

Arcade Fire and Radiohead occupied the spot in 2011 and 2012, respectively, and McCartney passed the torch as if "Love Me Do" were released yesterday.

This communal atmosphere is reminiscent of another Philly band that has since migrated north to New York, and it's only logical to hear Killiam Shakespeare firmly grabbing the torch of Brotherly Love from The Roots.

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