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Charming France amorous feelings, decent and bold, show perceptual romance.
Mary meets her secret admirer but faces legal issues on the road to romance.
A dollop of romance now and then is good for everybody.
They started their romance with secret dates on the back of tour buses, making every effort to hide their relationship.
Despite her famous rectitude --she attended Mass daily and fined actors who cursed on her set the thrice married Young had a high-profile romance with Spencer Tracy.
He was on assignment for Life magazine, for a story on romance in Paris, and hired the couple as models for the shot.
In a scene from the new movie, "no Strings Attached," a young woman chastises a man for breaking their no-romance code by showing up at her work with a balloon.
Going to bed together can feel calming, sneaking away to your favorite hotel can ignite passion, and drawing a fragranced bath for your significant other may just inspire romance or re-connection.
She had a romance with an actor.
Still, thinking about romance as a verb can help decode what romance is: romance is an action taken, most likely because ardor (or man-cleavage) is present.
Your Pisces friend is a sucker for romance.
Before delving deeper into the chemistry of romance and confection, some terms need clarifying.
Often called the first French novel, this historical fiction takes us to the world of 16th-century courtly romance.
Scenes include a steamy rendezvous between Clinton's stepfather Roger Clinton and Virginia, she wearing lingerie while singing about their torrid romance.
He had found in the minors the soul of baseball — a place where innocence, idealism and romance thrived despite all too often being driven out of the majors by greed and hype.
Gates resisted the romance of perfectionism.
Mmm... is this the beginning of a romance, Feifei?
Advertisements promoted the romance of the voyage and highlighted ships' elegant food and glamorous dances.
Maybe she would date a technician at the office. Or start up a romance with anther TV star.
“The findings go against the traditional view of romance—that it drops off sharply in the first decade—but we are sure it’s real, ” said Arthur Aron, a psychologist at Stony Brook.
Once a touching romance happened to her.
From passion to family, from touch to Thanksgiving, from romance to mutual care.
When a love affair ends, the once treasured mementos of lost romance are often consigned to the dustbin or a bonfire.
How about romance, the third?
Other romance guides blissfully skirt around this important tip, potentially leading their unwary followers to a fatal misstep.
And Judy Lewis,64,her adopted daughter--she has two sons, Christopher, 56, and Peter,55, from her second marriage, to producer Thomas Lewis--claimed to be the result of a romance between Young and Clark Gable.
From now on, lavender is regarded as waiting for love, and Provence is also the hometown of romance.
The romance of the sea beckoned the young sailors.
Emotional tributes and alarmist news coverage are now believed to have provided unwitting encouragement, by adding romance to the miserable business of dying young.
Redefine my girlish notions of romance.
