Sentence for lovers | Use lovers in a sentence

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• Such lovers! (10)
• Noblest of lovers! (10)
• Sublime are the visions of lovers! (10)
• They were lovers. (10)
• I doubt if lovers sigh nowadays. (9)
• She heard that lovers were false. (10)
• The wishes of two lovers, he meant. (10)
• Francie and one of her lovers stood near. (8)
• I have said that I stand between two lovers. (10)
• Here do lovers show that they are perishable. (10)
• The lovers were standing together at one of the windows. (4)
• They seemed more like cheerful, easy friends, than lovers. (4)
• Flying there again to-night, with no lovers on the grass below! (8)
• These little exaltations and generosities bind lovers tightly. (10)
• He could bear anything better than the sight of fondling lovers. (10)
• Divided lovers in presence, they thought and they felt in pieces. (10)
• Married people no longer lovers are in the category of the unnameable. (10)
• In a few weeks she had contrived to put a chasm between them as lovers. (10)
• In a few weeks she had contrived to put a chasm between them as lovers. (22)
• He explained to his darling that lovers of necessity do loathe the world. (10)
• The acknowledged lovers talked and laughed, the unacknowledged were silent. (4)
• You burly lovers on the village green, Yours is a lower, and a happier star! (10)
• Why should our sympathies, in such a case, be all for the foolish young lovers? (9)
• It was more bitter, so much more love than lovers ever give had to be taken back. (9)
• Prepare, You lovers, to know Love a thing of moods: Not, like hard life, of laws. (10)
• She was beginning to put faith in the innocence of these two mortally sick lovers. (10)
• She had that indefinable something which lovers know that they can never throw away. (8)
• The rest may have admirers; she only, a famous fair one, counts lovers in her train. (2)
• A prettier sentence for lovers, and one more intoxicating to them, was never devised. (10)
• What was the best education to offer them, and their brothers and fathers and lovers? (13)
• But he demands our blessing; is convinced That words of wedded lovers must bring good. (10)
• Tiddler has enemies, like the best of mines: or they may be named lovers, if you like. (10)
• The cleric acted on this information, with results distressing to a pair of true lovers. (2)
• Young as when she looked upon the lovers in Paradise, the fair Immortal journeys onward. (10)
• Much as if a grim old genie had planted them together, the lovers found themselves alone. (10)
• You know, to me, Clara, plighted faith, the affiancing of two lovers, is a piece of religion. (10)
• Yet, in one month from that night, Winton and she were lovers, not only in thought but in deed. (8)
• Our library-bower That eve was left to us: and hushed we sat As lovers to whom Time is whispering. (10)
• After all, what finer aspiration can lovers have, than to be free man and woman in the heart of plenty? (10)
• They were indeed very charming people, and such of them as I mostly saw were readers and lovers of books. (9)
• Rose gave him no time for reflection, or the moony imagining of their raptures lovers love to dwell upon. (10)
• That was upon the season when two lovers met between the Swiss and Tyrol Alps over the Lake of Constance. (10)
• It is possible that Margaret and Edward conveyed to one another as sharp a sting as envenomed lovers attempt. (10)
• It is possible that Margaret and Edward conveyed to one another as sharp a sting as envenomed lovers attempt. (22)
• Only, as these were severe upon lovers, the innocence of their meetings demanded indemnification in frequency. (10)
• The sight of them did not sting her like the sight of those lovers in the Park; they were not of her own order. (8)
• The usual traverses besetting true lovers were suggested to him, enemies and slanders and intercepted letters. (10)
• This was her first experience of the eternal tug between self and the loved one pulled in the hearts of lovers. (8)
• Whenever he establishes his periodical as one read by lovers of literature, he has the publishers at his mercy. (16)
• Could she have touched his hand then, the blood of these lovers rushing to one channel must have made all clear. (10)
• She said she did not care, and with the mere removal of the lovers in space, her interest in them began to abate. (9)
• Ladies whom he had only heard of as ladies of some beauty incurred his wrath for having lovers or taking husbands. (10)
• She herself would have felt a little shock on his behalf: only, that answer suited the scheme of the pair of lovers. (10)
• Johannes, out of jealousy, sets fire to a house where the lovers are meeting, and denounces Mathias as the incendiary. (3)
• That evening the instinct vouchsafed at times to lovers in place of reason caused him to pack his bag and go to Cannes. (8)
• He asked feverishly who they were, and looked his best simplicity, as one who was always interested by stories of lovers. (10)
• It seemed unlike morning to the lovers, but as if night had broken with a revelation of the kingdom in the heart of night. (10)
• A period of entire harmony and tenderness followed the episode which seemed to threaten the lovers with the loss of each other. (9)
• She hated having visitors in the house while her health was so indifferent, and lovers were of all people the most disagreeable. (4)
• As they entered this pavilion, a youth and maiden, clearly lovers, passed out, and they were left alone with that sublime presence. (9)
• From generation to generation lovers might come and, looking on this strength and beauty, feel in their veins the sap of the world. (8)
• They pressed hands at parting, firmly and briefly, not for the ordinary dactylology of lovers, but in sign of the treaty of amity. (10)
• The condition, if they are much beaten about, prepares true lovers, through their mutual tenderness, to be bitterly misanthropical. (10)
• He had just time to catch his train, and all the way to Victoria looked at every face that passed, as lovers will, hoping against hope. (8)
• The hearts of the lovers were chilled, not that they perceived any malice in the Countess, but their keen instincts felt an evil fate. (10)
• Sir Franks, with a gentlemanly delicacy natural to all lovers of a smooth world, begged him to see the main and the insurmountable objection. (10)
• When she had at last reached the myrtle grove, which had concealed the lovers from her eyes, she could not help beholding the unwelcome sight. (5)
• The spread of musical education has been due to the energies and in many cases the sacrifices of musicians and music lovers in the larger cities. (3)
• These sentences scarcely carried actual compliments when you knew the speakers; but outraged lovers cannot talk in that style after they have broken apart. (10)
• These sentences scarcely carried actual compliments when you knew the speakers; but outraged lovers cannot talk in that style after they have broken apart. (22)

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