romancing

When romancing the dewy Briony, the cosmopolitan New Yorker Andrew sounds like the creepy European Humbert Humbert.

The Mail reported this weekend that Kate's younger brother "has been secretly romancing" Air for three months.

Matthews waxes poetic: “Marketing is about romancing all of that,” he says.

In an alternate universe, the Smurfs could have been romancing Snow White.

At this rate of romancing, how many flourishing ruins dost thou, as well as I, know?

The late Lord Shaftesbury sent for me, and one night at his house at dinner I was chaffed for 'romancing.'

I see nothing in this—you're romancing again, Aileen; you'd better put it aside; it will get you into trouble sometime.

A romantic, but not necessarily romancing, element runs through the account of Ivans dealings with Pskov.

She did not wish to start him on a long romancing explanation which would embody—if one were to put it in bald English—a lie.