Sentence examples for being a bride from inspiring English sources
Turn an immense Saint Catherine's Wheel and you can read the fortunes of her life from being a bride of Christ to losing her head.
Waugh was holding out for the knighthood, and O'Toole yearned for a proper Oscar for being a bride and not the eternal bridesmaid: as he put it, "to win the lovely bugger outright".
There is a tendency, within the wedding industry, to think of the bride as obsessed to the point of silliness with her fairytale role, careless of the fact that being a bride amounts to a brief transition to be made before taking on the far more demanding, enduring, but perhaps more enriching role of wife.
Being a bride, wasn't as important to me.
Being a bride in this day and age means being more tech savvy than ever before.
It's time to start being a bride instead of a bridesmaid.
An astronaut should not only get to be a bride; she should be able to have a bride, too.
"As nuns are said to be brides of Christ," he writes, "she was a bride of the family".
