Usar "mantic" en una oración

1. It harkened back to an era of romantic lawlessness, the drug wars, probably generations before his time

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2. They stayed here for a long and romantic Dusksleep

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3. "Our romantic exile days are done

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4. I have been romantically involved with Ava

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5. "Was she 'romantically involved' with one of them also," doostEr asked

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6. It was probably the romantic involvement that was motivating Tahlmute, and doosEr knew she should consider that

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7. Carlton would not enjoy Jalloo because she was a flowery romantic in her private life with everything frilly and decorated

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8. They thought the snug cabin of the craft was quite romantic and had audio cubes on them that sounded great on these speakers

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9. "The time and place where this was done has been romanticized on Earth til it's now a legend

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10. “I think it was so romantic! My God, how sexy can you get!” said Susan, a rather good looking blonde with an ample figure that left no doubt about its availability

11. Then to my joy, a wonderful tableau of an older, more romantic Greece opened before my eyes

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12. Behind the busiest street, I walked romantic corridors between dilapidated wood and mud houses with charming little kitchens, fire-places, wood storage rooms, and some with courtyards and even pebble mosaic designs laid in the ground beneath knotty gnarled old trees that still flowered bright crimson and pale blue

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13. It seemed to make sense that we could be together but luck would still be non-existent, romantically or any other way

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14. I had forgotten what it was like to interact with people especially romantically even though I was still unusually doped up

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15. I suppose it could have threatened the mission if I had got romantically involved

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16.  Not all romantic relationships involving children in the background need to end in failure;

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17. pocket's limits, there are 101 ways to live up to all your partner's romantic dreams and give him or her all they have wished for in a dream-date

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18. He kissed her on the lips as she slept, proving, despite his newfound wealth and status, that he was a romantic old thing at heart

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19.  For those that love traditional and are romantics at heart, there is the ever-ready option

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20. A gift of one dozen or more red roses is considered to be a romantic gift but it is also very common so your girlfriend is not likely to read too much into this type of gift

21. A romantic adventure may

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22. Travel, whether it is domestic or international is a wonderful opportunity for a couple to enjoy a romantic weekend adventure

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23. There are many weekend romantic adventure ideas that can draw a couple closer together

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24. This is one of the most romantic things that you can do, as it shows you as being considerate of the other person's desires,

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25. This very well could be one of the most romantic ideas

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26. This might be one of the more ongoing romantic ideas that your special partner

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27. Remember the old days when the most romantic gift was

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28. fashionable meal and a romantic time alone with the love of their life

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29. Be romantic with this

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30. Rather than picking her petals off one by one in the time honoured fashion of lovers everywhere, Tom elected, being in a romantic mood and disinclined to do harm to such a simple little bloom, to kiss each petal in turn

31. It's true according to historical evidence Aruj Barbarossa was the eldest of two pirate brothers and they had ravaged the Mediterranean in the 16th century, but any romantic could have passed the time with such a scrawl

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32. Half an hour earlier, on the other side of that door, I'd been a foolish romantic nomad wandering over the land, crunching dusty tracks underfoot in tune with the pace of my life

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33. Getting used to living with someone is not the easy matter that romantic films and books would have you believe

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34. Rob flaps his hands at both of us as if to wash his hands of two such romantic idiots!

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35. He grew the most beautiful romantic roses you could ever imagine

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36. What? He doesn’t mean – does he? How long is it since you were alone with a man who had even the faintest hint of romantic intentions, Sally? You didn’t see this coming – oh heavens!

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37. With which words, he picks me up and carries me up to the stairs … at least that is the intention … he has a spot of bother opening the door to the stairs one handed and has to put me down again … so much for romantic gestures …

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38. I point down the road to where I parked it this morning and sniff unromantically

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39. She wished she was sober enough to appreciate the loving this soldier gave her that evening because he was very romantic and sensual

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40. that he was a romantic old thing at heart

41. ’ She replied, while I try to juggle with the semantics of that last statement

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42. sound of romantic strings and a look in his wife’s eyes that meant

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43. ‘And what would you be able to do? Hold my head over the loo while I throw up? Very romantic, that!’

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44. Tom elected, being in a romantic mood and disinclined to do harm

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45. ‘Very nice, it’s quite a romantic story actually

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46. “Look, I like you as a friend, but I don’t want to complicate our lives with a romantic relationship

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47. They’d never gone in for romantic stuff

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48. Mum was a romantic and read a lot of Jane Austen; I think she got her idea of the ministry from that

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49. ‘What surprises me is that he proposed by e-mail … I mean, it’s hardly romantic

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50. Obviously not built during the romantic period of Mormonism, each looked the same as the one before, single story, rectangular homes, offering two or three bedrooms at the most

51. It wasn't quite the romantic story she’d expected, but then again she figured most marriages back then where more for convenience, not love

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52. “That’s OK for a ‘thank you teacher’ kiss, but if you mean it as something romantic you should keep it up a little longer like this

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53. experience as romantic as me

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54. They were devoted to romantic and sexual adventure, entertainment and participatory sports

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55. lure of the romantic got the upper hand, and she closed

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56. romantic of strolls through the various courtyards and

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57. air is magical, the mood romantic, and all that comes to the mind

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58. the romanticists say, by now if there existed one

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59. was a romantic, while the communists

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60. She returned to Somantics, pen in hand, And reflected on her research into the poem:

61. And necromantic books are heavenly;

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62. And therefore the romantic

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63. I am a romantic at heart, which you

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64. Consciousness was more satiric, if not clinical, She had a more romantic streak in her interior Consciousness

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65. and talking romantically… understanding that love may be in the

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66. To dream of reading fables represent your literary mind and romantic notions

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67. Not the most romantic place for lovers, that was certain

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68. The romantic moment had been broken

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69. Since one of the score in tennis is denoted as “love”, then the game of tennis may be a metaphor for a romantic relationship or a courtship

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70. What if they were more than friends? That could pose a problem if they were somehow romantically involved

71. ” Helez almost pleaded for their understanding, wanting them to see that it wasn’t just a romantic fling, but an intense love for each other that had brought them together

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72. Rose petals covered the floor and the surface of the water to create a romantic effect

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73. All sorts of stories were written - some were sad, romantic, funny, inspiring, violent while others were bordering absurdity

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74. romanticized historical event to feel grateful and give

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75. with the embers giving off a romantic glow

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76. Yes, there was something romantic in that notion

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77. Well not in the romantic sense that you read about in books or saw in films, anyway

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78. this was to be a romantic encounter

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79. Anything from romantic novels to the classics to tropical diseases

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80. romantic, is it? But this is where we get the best connection to the Internet, straight into the

81. It kept his mind off his recent romantic screw-ups and Doc and his mates were great company, so long as the pints were flowing

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82. “Beth and Charlie have got a thing going between them they both needed someone and they found each other I think its rather romantic

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83. In the space of a week, she had become his slave of passion, his trying to be as romantic as possible in the beginning and her making it clear she wanted action, not symbolic gestures

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84. It was silly - and romantic

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85. Love? Surely he didn’t mean love in the romantic sense

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86. I would rather hear a guy tell me that he did something cliché and overused like dimming the lights, lighting candles and putting on romantic music and then initiating sex, because at least he understands that her emotional state is a factor

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87. Given how long it had been since Amaranthe’s last romantic relationship, she easily eliminated the last possibility

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88. Fidel Castro is coming to town! This poorly stylized villain, who for years has fed off the (romanticized) illusions conjured up by left-leaning individuals, will undoubtedly receive a warm reception in some quarters by disaffected groups whose alienated affections for this great nation have grown naturally disposed toward honoring every ideological enemy of America as some visionary liberator in their incorrectly perceived fight for ―freedom

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89. “I admit when I heard about this opportunity that I had romantic notions of a bustling castle on the sea, of parties all day and song all night …” He glanced about him, his smile wilting

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90. At the border, during counter-terrorism operations, you could still see something romantic in soldiers attacking each other

91. ‘That came out rather suddenly, sorry; it should’ve been much more romantic than that

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92. It was Anuth'otep who had decrypted the necromantic Lore from the books of the dead into a

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93. The following day, Caroline invited her new friend for a horseback ride on what she was sure he envisioned to be a romantic romp with his new girlfriend, something on the order of Sir Lancelot and Guinevere

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94. Romantic love, say historians, was invented in the West, along with the Model-T Ford’s mobile privacy

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95. With her hair up and styled a certain way and that sexy dress she wore, he wondered why he hadn't thought of her in a romantic way

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96. “We believe, your mother and I, that you can approach her on a romantic level soon now

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97. Brian Walston’s incarceration meant only one important thing to Mike Henderson: Caroline Steepleton was in need of the romantic attentions of a man – himself

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98. I was trying to look conspicuously nonchalant; what a romantic poet might have in earnest called a ‘mad fool’

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99. Despite the firmly-held and frequently-stated beliefs of his fellow soldiers, the relationship with the farmer’s widow was devoid of any romantic or sexual interest

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100. My main criticism of such an approach is that frequently it presents a romanticised view of what the early church was like