1. They adored her as a living goddess.

2. Her husband absolutely adored her.

3. My mother had a suitor who adored her.

4. She adored her parents and would do anything to please them.

5. He is adored by his public.

6. She adored Paddy but he didn't treat her well.

7. Nathan adored her, and she could do no wrong in his eyes.

8. I adored them and they me.

9. He said he adored hard-bitten policemen.

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10. As a child, I adored fairy tales.

11. He was adored by the powerful and humble alike.

12. More trash movies adored by Hollywood?

13. She adored poetry, all poetry.

14. Whatever her shape, the men adored her.

15. Branwell Bronte adored his sister Anne.

16. Mark had adored his grandparents and would listen spellbound to their stories for hours on end.

17. Although many students adored Albers, others found him inflexible and stifling.

18. Adored by kids, Mums, Dads, Grandmums and Grandads alike, she can do no wrong.

19. And while I adored them both, I was closer to her ladyship.

20. How those middle-class Sorels and Maurrases adored it-the hand that gripped the knife with authority.

21. Maligned by their critics and adored by their readers, romances have definitely had an effect upon the literary world.

22. She adored shopping for bargains and street markets and would have got on well with Cherry.

23. The Hollywood film idols of the 1940s were glamorous figures, adored by millions.

24. For all her faults, Tallulah's friends tolerated and even adored her.

25. While Diana was in awe of her grandfather, she adored her grandmother.

26. I told myself that some one like Gharr imagine that all women adored him.

27. The sun coaxed her body to stretch idly as a cat; she tanned easily, adored white heat and turquoise sea.

28. You don't get them writing albums about how horrible it is being adored!

29. But she had dreamed of it endlessly in those days when she had adored him.

30. Could he end up as the musical equivalent of Jerry Lewis, adored abroad, but considered an embarrassment at home?