Sentence examples for bride without from inspiring English sources
The phrase "bride without" is not a complete sentence and is not generally used in written English
It is possible for it to appear as part of a longer sentence if it is followed by a noun or a modifier, but it would not make sense on its own. Example: The bride walked down the aisle without a veil, her smile bright and radiant.
She added, "The focus should be on the groom and the bride, without their romantic ghosts hovering around the dessert cart".
The suggested solution: a left-hand glove slit at the fourth finger, so that a groom can put the ring on his bride without messing up her look.
Immigrating to New York as a young bride without speaking English, separated from her family and knowing no one, she built a lasting legacy that will endure for generations.
I thought of Polonius when Jeremy Corbyn turned up last summer, as expectant as a June bride without a groom, in contention for the vacant Labour Party leadership, a job which obviously no one else really wanted.
First-time visitors were asked to fill out a form including the date of the wedding: a bride without a date is instantly suspect, since she may well also lack a fiancé.
It is all about the climactic catwalk moment, the theatrical display of the creations – that parade of impassive models, beautiful, almost sacrificial, faintly bizarre, brides without a groom; or rather, like nuns, brides of the Christ-like figure of the designer, who is always prevailed upon to make his shy appearance at the last.
And where would a bride be without a trousseau, a car without a garage, a bedroom without a bureau, an opera singer without a claque, a hungry man without a restaurant, a statesman without a conference?
The issue at hand: how to return accurate results when someone searches for "download princess bride movie" without also including links to piracy sites.
"Bride kidnapping without consent is not found in the [18th-century poem] Manas Epos or other Kyrgyz epics," he says.
A service to which everybody but the deceased is invited, like a wedding without the bride or a baptism without the baby, denies the essential reality of the occasion, misses the focal point.
Bride grew up without love, tenderness, affection or apology.
