Sentence examples for a certain married from inspiring English sources

Then a certain married friend will write on your wall: "That dress looks familiar...".

Where "Draft Day" showed him flexing his muscles and responding to a certain married rap mogul who called him out, "Days in the East" showcases his much beloved, and sometimes ridiculed, pensive side.

Ms. O'Grady's character is the boss, a woman of a certain age married to a much younger man.

If sex was seen as a negative act or one that someone has to be of a certain age or married, then guilt may pervade and with this is a rush to end it, hence the premature ejaculation.

Mannequins and humor are used to comment on mid-20th century societal expectations still present for women of a "certain age" to marry and have children.

For example: you can condition a gift on the beneficiary graduating from college, but you can't condition a gift on the beneficiary marrying a certain person that you want him/her to marry.

1. "A happy marriage is being happy with what you've got, rather than expecting your marriage to be a certain way," says one married woman.

Maria-Pia wanted to marry a certain rich Milanese and she finally got engaged to him after much planning.

"When any society says that I cannot marry a certain person, that society has cut off a segment of my freedom," the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said in 1958.

"Classic Comedies Collection" (Warner): Hays Code, Shmays Code: this six-film box features Howard Hawks's 1938 screwball comedy, "Bringing Up Baby," in which a paleontologist (Cary Grant) is unable to marry a certain Miss Swallow because he has lost his bone — specifically, a dinosaur's "intercostal clavicle" — to a dog that belongs to a smitten socialite (Katharine Hepburn).

According to Morkinskinna, Magnús was at one point set to marry a certain Maktildr, described as an "emperor's daughter".