Sentence examples for bridegroom about from inspiring English sources

Now a pastor in Rockwall, Tex., he teased the bridegroom about fitting in as Yankee.

"Honestly, I wasn't looking at her as a romantic foil," the bridegroom said about their initial encounter.

The bridegroom is about to begin his third year at Brooklyn Law School and until earlier this month was a summer associate at Chadbourne & Parke, a Manhattan law firm.

At their reception, the bridegroom spoke about the Lowcountry legend of what he calls "the split apart" — souls torn asunder before birth.

At the same time, as the bridegroom is about to enter the bridal chamber, one of the bride's aunts, who married a man she didn't love, shouts, "Congratulations!

The bridegroom, 75, writes about painters and sculptors.

The bridegroom, 31, writes about music and comics in Long Island City, Queens, and owns a small record label, Dark Beloved Cloud.

Cheng, the narrator of "The Bridegroom," is worried about the welfare of his ward, a dear friend's daughter named Beina.

He is a co-author of "Every Day Lasts a Year" (Cambridge University Press, 2007), a book that the bridegroom helped research, about the experiences of some relatives who were trapped in Poland during the Holocaust.

A. J. Jacobs, the humorist and the author of the new book "Drop Dead Healthy," said the worst wedding toast he ever heard was from a best man who spoke about the bridegroom for a minute, then went into a long aside about the history of groceries on the Lower East Side and how he once had his photo taken on the lap of Mr. Gristedes.

The bridegroom said he thinks about the future more often these days.