| Formal rituals of courting, chaperonage, and arranged marriages strictly governed relations between the sexes. |
| Even the straightforward parodies of classic Hindi musical numbers, in which love usually dances with the chaperonage of a chorus line, lack the comic spark to send them soaring. |
| But chaperonage was far from the whole destiny of a brightener. |
| My sincere condolences to his parents, whom I never met, but who loved their brilliant, magnificently weird son and made sure he always had chaperonage when he went abroad on his adventures. |
