amorist

"Libido returns when you step off the career treadmill" Rowan Pelling, founder of The Amorist, a magazine aimed at "devotees of love and passion" on the pleasures of sex for women in their 50s.

"Libido returns when you step off the career treadmill" - Rowan Pelling, founder of The Amorist, a magazine aimed at "devotees of love and passion" on the pleasures of sex for women in their 50s.

"haphazard amorist / Caught on the unlikely angles / Of an awkward

The survey team was composed of faculty members of the Natural Sciences Department Community Extension and support groups composed of student members of the Bio Amorist and Science Catalyst Societies of Liceo de Cagayan University.

In additional verbal sniping at Goebbels, Wilson writes, "The fact that he was only five foot in height (4) did not deflect his energy as a determined amorist," or that saving lives was "not a consideration which seems to have worried Joseph Goebbels as he limped about on his club foot and called for more and more Jews to be slaughtered" (54, 141).

dessins et gravures exposes aux Tuileries, amorist; par le Ministre des Beaux-Arts et la Ville de Paris (Paris: H.

Her latest amorist, Robert Gottlieb, never saw the actress onstage, never heard her hypnotic intonations, never even met her.

In 2006, Betjeman's centennial year, "the Wordsworth of suburbia" even entered the charts when Jamie T sampled "The Cockney Amorist" on his rap single "Sheila."

Southwell: 12.30 Maid In Bloom, 1.30 Amorist, 3.30 Winged Farasi.

Some weeks ago, in Euro 2004, Sven-Goran Eriksson, the England coach and distinguished amorist, was toying with the idea of a diamond-shaped formation for his team, perhaps influenced by a romantic visit to a jewellery store.

Symonds, wickedly referred to by Swinburne as 'the Platonic amorist of blue-breeched gondoliers who is now in Aretino's bosom', (16) felt able to establish a long-term relationship with his own gondolier, Angelo Fusato.