à deux

Your cosy dinner à deux will never feel quite the same again.

This could be considered a case of folie à deux.

If you're dining alone or à deux, this counter is the best show in town.

That leaves me and my wife free to dine à deux for the first time in months.

She had still not gotten a chance to spend any real time à deux with Spenser.

He shot her, then himself: an extraordinary folie à deux.

The bedroom for a breakfast à deux or cosy supper?

That we're not getting the same bang for our buck as those dining à deux?

Share a sunny glow, with or without a winter vacation à deux.

Theirs is the great folie à deux of modern letters.

They seemed almost shockingly designed for an exclusive session à deux.

Mass hysteria can be seen as a form of folie à deux.

For the latter, she named folie à deux and similar phenomena.

I wonder if there isn't an element of folie à deux about all this?

This is served in a glass à deux.

'I had champagne chilling ready for a romantic dinner à deux.

Like many others in the hospital, I was a card-carrying member of her folie à deux.

Was it a kind of weird folie à deux?

It was a no less remarkable ménage à deux.

While she and Christmas are having a private dinner à deux, they notice a dangerous-looking snake in the room.

There’s also a free night creche for babies older than four months, so parents can dine à deux.

As a result, there was a hidden folie à deux, right at the heart of the contemporary art boom.

But the harvest had not yet begun, so she asked him to stay for "a light lunch" à deux in the chateau.

Find out next week if Will dined à deux - or all alone in a room full of couples

His first two books were written à deux with Octavio Paz.