Sentence examples for approaching wedding from inspiring English sources

Based around Maggie's approaching wedding, the material is adapted directly from classic Broons stories.

There was the momentum of the approaching wedding — it was like climbing into an enormous car without brakes.

Ana (Marimar Vega, excellent), a pampered college student with affluent parents and a loving fiancé, is excited about her approaching wedding.

Berence tells her that she is making the necklace for Rosei's approaching wedding and that Mr. Cork plans to play the flute there.

In Britain, the approaching wedding of Prince William, second in line to the throne, to Kate Middleton, his longtime girlfriend, comes with a whole new set of expectations.

He was deliberate and courteous, even to opponents, once surprising Naomi Paiss, a gun control advocate about to debate him on television, by warmly congratulating her on her approaching wedding.

New approaches wedding technological advancements in digitizing methods and Internet communication will likely permit clinicians to participate in outcome studies involving radiological progression, particularly if digital radiographs posted on the Internet can be shown to be reliable representations of plain film x-rays.

The Mirror report that the FA accept he did not attend a wedding party, but was approached by wedding guests in the hotel, and that no curfew had been set.

Away from the battle zone, Ian McEwan's On Chesil Beach Capee) takes readers back to 1962, when a couple might still approach their wedding night with anxiety.

When would-be grooms would ask prospective fathers-in-law for their permission, fathers gave daughters away at the altar, and religious celebrants approached every wedding the same way, Scotland was at another point in its history.

Andrew Scott, who played the priest in the recent run of the TV comedy drama Fleabag, talks about the sexual chemistry between him and Phoebe Waller-Bridge, how he approached "that wedding speech" in the series finale and his new film Steel Country, in which Scott plays a garbage collector in Pennsylvania who believes a boy has been murdered.