| But these flirtations are removed from actual on-going working relationships. |
| Her flirtations with Sovietism are indicative of an approach that attacked the church but rarely, if ever, the state. |
| Not even the ladies-in-waiting cared for much except when it had to do with castle romances or flirtations. |
| At sixteen, Gwenifer was worldly and knowledgeable about all things, especially flirtations and relationships between men and women. |
| He ensorcells the audience with Maria's stiff skirts and mincing walk, her silly smirks and creaky flirtations, her disingenuous modesty. |
| Passions for golf, parties and flirtations are all he willingly owns up to. |
