Sentence examples for become brides from inspiring English sources

It isn't always the case that girls run away to become brides, but it's what happens to many of them.

"Many fighters came from foreign places without wives, so they want the women to convert so that they can become brides of the jihadis," he said.

Senior police officers revealed yesterday that some 60 British women and girls have travelled to Syria amid warnings of a campaign by Isis to target vulnerable teenagers to become brides for jihadist fighters.

A photograph by Eve Arnold of young women in wedding dresses and elaborate veils on their way to become brides of Christ as nuns has been bequeathed to the V&A.

Now, the designer whose name is to upscale bridal gowns what Georgio Armani's is to men's suits is introducing a fragrance bearing her name and marketed toward the estimated 2.4 million women who become brides in the United States every year.

They knew that girls often become "brides," a euphemism used by locals to soften the grim realities of a life of servitude and sexual slavery.

VIOLINIST TO WED COMPOSER.; Miss Constance Edson to Become Bride of C.L. Seeger, Jr., on Friday.

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Among men in their late 60s, 3,520 became bridegrooms; among women 1,990 became brides.

When Papagena, in the guise of a bent-over hag, first appears to Papageno, she sings a Mozart song, "Die Alte," in which an old woman bitterly complains about modern times and says that in her day virtuous girls became brides and things were better.

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