Sentence examples for better married from inspiring English sources

And men do much better married than single -- in the same job a married man is paid more than a single man".

They are people like Rob and Sally, who, though in their 40s and seemingly old enough to know better, married impetuously only five weeks after they met.

I am far better married, to a quiet, steadfast man I love more each day.

Nothing has come close to better marrying music and story, and in my opinion nothing ever will.

In this instance, however, she went one better, marrying a psychiatrist, Allan Jong, "so nothing bad would ever happen to me because of mental health again".

Those of you truly self-involved, singularly brilliant artists, will have terrible trouble keeping relationships anyway, so you better marry something...

Overtaken by rivals in areas it once dominated, including TVs and portable music players, Sony has in recent years sought to return to the cutting edge with an online strategy that would better marry its universe of gadgets with its extensive catalog of music, video and gaming content.

An external facet of this is the deep integration of SkyDrive into Windows 8.1 to better marry the Surface 2 (device) and SkyDrive (service).

"They better marry liberals," he said.

My mother said, "You better marry him," and I was so sad.

She said he'd better marry LuAnn and that she didn't want to see her friend devastated by love like she was.