Sentence examples for bride would be from inspiring English sources

Today, even the most painfully fashionable western bride would be unlikely to walk down the aisle in red.

The government is working on a new masterplan for the growing city, of which the publicly funded Bride would be the centrepiece.

"We are not getting married," declares the woman who chose a teaching career over law school back in the 1950s because her mother warned that a new bride would be too busy to become a lawyer — and who was none too pleased when I briefly lived with a boyfriend when I was in college.

But my final thoughts for the bride would be: you've been expecting this day for a while.

Whether "Sherlock: The Abominable Bride" would be just a jolly holiday experiment, or something to do with the rest of the series was unclear, even to reviewers, who watched with everyone else.

The poor guy was pretty mortified by the process, but he went along with it willingly because he was more worried about how upset the bride would be when she saw the mess he'd caused.

Inextricably linked with its association with brides, flowering and fertility, comes reds shadier side – and the reason those western brides would be unlikely to marry in it.

If they completed a secondary education, the number of these child brides would be reduced by two-thirds, saving two million girls from this fate.

No bride today would be trapped, like Madame Bovary, by mere provincial marriage, so it is essential that Simmonds's lonely heroine is struggling to cope abroad.

Most women would buy only one burka, using it until it wore out, although a bride traditionally would be given one by her own family and one by her husband's.

"The daughters are seen as cattle to be sold," said Kipteroi, who added that a bride price would be typically counted in livestock, worth perhaps as much as 30 cows.