| The Poet's Bridge evokes thoughts of romantic trysts, languid lovers and passionate verses. |
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| As long as her second husband kept his trysts private and emotionally uninvolving, she was willing to look the other way. |
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| The mistresses lead easy and extravagant lives by local standards, passing the time between trysts by playing mah-jong, eating out and shopping. |
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| Those remarks turned a political case into a farce that involved corruption and sexual trysts. |
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| Women leaving hotels following trysts with their extramarital lovers tell pollsters they abominate Mr. Clinton's behavior. |
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| But no heat exudes from these athletic trysts, and when the two meet their much-foreshadowed doom their deaths are stonily unmoving. |
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| Amberley Castle is surrounded by Sussex countryside, has an 18-hole golf course, tennis courts and beautiful courtyard gardens, including a rose arbour for romantic trysts. |
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| Their trysts were varied, romantic and playful, serious and passionate. |
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| Welcome to The Angel, one of the pay-by-the-hour lodgings offering a discreet haven for trysts and visits with dominatrixes. |
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| In fairness, like glossies anywhere, French tabloids are fallible, prone to playing up alleged trysts that fall flat. |
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| The newspapers here take great delight in publishing the names, photographs and salacious details of trysts that run afoul of anti-homosexuality laws. |
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| And although his mix of fiscal conservatism and social liberalism appeals to many, even social liberals gag at reports that he billed taxpayers for security expenses incurred during adulterous trysts. |
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| And they say that the gods of Ancient Greece favoured this enchanted land for their trysts and their jaunts, beguiled by its numerous waterfalls, torrents and small ponds embellished with solemn, multicoloured water-lilies. |
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| A freestanding claw-foot bath, embellished with numerous Victorian nozzles, is surely more suited for a night of decadent trysts than a quick solitary dip. |
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| The former conservatory business boss, 48, would meet Ms Lee, 54, for secret trysts near her cattery business at Cranage, Cheshire. |
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| How else to explain the self-destructive behaviour of previous months involving allegations of trysts with prostitutes. |
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| But, for the most part, we shall mark our progress to the dawn of life by the measure of those 40 natural milestones, the trysts that enrich our pilgrimage. |
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| The Rousseau two seater sofa from Barker and Stonehouse is reminiscent of a French parlour sofa and lends itself very well to elicit trysts and courtly love. |
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