Sentence examples for would be no romp from inspiring English sources
I suppose because all this was so new - and because of so many centuries of suppression - it looked at the time as though this marvellous gay cultural playground would be something to romp around in for decades, maybe for ever.
Senator McCain has unusual appeal among swing voters, and polls show him running stunningly well in general election matchups — even in a year that one might expect would be a Democratic romp.
Sure, it was no romp on the ballroom floor, but the "Extra" host gave the term hot for teacher a whole new meaning.
" Many of David's followers believe Labour would be romping home today if he was leader.
As a fan of DC's comics, I was hoping Suicide Squad would be the rip-roaring antivillain romp suggested by its high-energy, hyperreal trailers, the fire in the hole to help Warner Bros's hugely ambitious slate of upcoming superhero epics finally explode into life.
President Barack Obama's team had pioneered new uses of digital campaigning in 2008, and Democrats built on that experience for the next four years, while Republicans insisted that high unemployment and Obama's unpopularity would be enough for another GOP romp in 2012.
It would be easy to belittle the Knicks' 101-80 roverover the Chicago Bulls last night at Madison Square Garden.
If that were all there was to the book it would be a kind of infinitely superior Dan Brown romp, elevated by its genuinely intelligent philosophical core.
Because for most anybody else, an accounting of one's thoroughly controversial political behavior would be the minimum requirement for a literary romp back into the public light.
I imagined what my life would be like with children as the kittens romped around the room, their eyes alight with curiosity.
