61.   Couples not only make love more often than at home, they also talk more often to each other.

62.   It had a habit of jumping on the bed when they were making love and clawing him.

63.   Charley did not make love to her, and he ought.

64.   The gipsies care not which religion rules the day -- encapsulated, they make clothes-pegs and then, make love.

65.   We will make love.

66.   When your mum and dad are making love.

67.   Also popular are scenes involving other characters surreptitiously hearing or seeing couples make love.

68.   An earlier scene in the film juxtaposes images of Pearl and Walker making love at the exact moment Neil Armstrong first sets foot on the moon.

69.   An erection is an autonomic response, not connected to the central nervous system, and so he can make love in his chair, though not at whim.

70.   And they learn to love by making love, forming lifelong friendships.