Sentence examples for bring a bride from inspiring English sources

She hopes that her elder son, now employed with a tractor service, will bring a bride and come live with her.

The men tend to be significantly older than the women (the entire process of finding and bringing a bride over to the US is expensive, and so younger men tend to not be able to afford it).

A marriageable daughter can bring in a bride price and mean one less mouth to feed.

I was amazed how many American men wanted to bring home a bride who spoke no English.

Only the best for our bride!!! Please bring a "going out" dress for the BIG NIGHT OUT, multiple "going out" workout ensembles, and "going out" regular clothes for touring.

Charlotte Moore, controller of BBC One said: "Don't Tell The Bride will bring a new flavour to BBC One and expand the range of factual entertainment programmes in the schedule, it will retain all the elements fans of the show love but re-imagined for a broad audience".

Howard Keel plays an 1850's Oregon woodsman who goes into town and brings back a bride (Jane Powell).

It's the tale of a young woman — played by Ms. Slinger — brought as a bride to a crumbling country estate, where she undergoes a grueling battle with a repressive patriarchy and her own fears.

His joyous Trumpet Tune still brings a good many brides up the aisle here; and this week's festival ends with the Messiah, famously promoted by Stanley after Handel's death.

A mariachi band burst into action as the couple made a grand exit that was punctuated by Mr. Bronin joyfully shouting, "Ree-haa!" — a move that brought a smile to his bride's face.

You probably wouldn't want to bring the bride's elderly aunts to a smoke-filled bar and grill.