Sentence examples for a marrying from inspiring English sources
Not being a marrying man, he left an unmarried sister, Emily Sargent, and a married sister, Violet Ormond.
Econs Tutor was a proud providers of top quality Economics education through a marrying of comprehensive learning resources.
The collaboration was a marrying of two artistic visions, uniting Petit-Frère's futuristic creations with Brathwaite's groundbreaking work from an earlier decade.
The fact that Kate Bush needed my contribution to realise a specific moment of her original concept (as the Beatles used George Martin in a much wider context) was a marrying of two disciplines without diluting either.
Mayor Janet Whitman of Summit, for example, uses the wording in the Book of Common Prayer, but because she believes that "who bringeth this woman" sounds too much like herding sheep, she said, she changed it to "who giveth". Noting the increase in the number of weddings she was conducting, her family bought her a "marrying" suit.
He loves women, wine and song, but when he encounters Diana Page, played by Irene Dunne, he begins to think of love and of having many little Jean Paurels about the house, a wish that dumfounds the loyal Potter, who well knows that Paurel is not a marrying man.
She was also a married woman.
It was a married couple moment.
Maiden name of a married woman.
They were companions, not a married couple.
