Sentence examples for brought married from inspiring English sources

And curiously enough, it is the Russian government that has effectively brought "Married With Children" to this land, which somehow made it through the latter half of the 20th century without the benefit of the laugh track.

She said she could "see so many good things that come out of this -- how sadness shared brings married people closer together".

His nine pictures — from the comedic romp "Tyler Perry's Madea's Family Reunion" to the melodramatic "Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married?" — have brought in over $530 million at the North American box office.

As a girl growing up in the 1950s – it's almost unbelievable now – you were brought up to get married and maybe have a short stint working as a secretary or a teacher beforehand.

Films in a long-running Tyler Perry series have continued to do well — Mr. Perry's "Why Did I Get Married Too?" brought in $60 million in domestic ticket sales for Lionsgate last year, and was the best-performing black-theme film of 2010.

As women become older, have sons, and their sons get married and bring home wives, the older women gain more prestige and power — something they won't give up easily.

Paradoxically, in a country where women had to bring dowries to get married and where stories of wife abuse in villages were not uncommon, Pereira-Smith says, women nonetheless could pursue their own careers.

What I failed to realize is when we get married we bring all of our experiences (both good and bad), beliefs, and attitudes along with us.

What else brings newly married couples to the doctor on a Saturday morning for more than one outpatient procedure within a span of two months?

The digital carrier pigeon brought questions from married people this week, and from dutiful children and copy editors in search of a reunion meal.

Before his arrest, Hood had graduated from high school, married, brought up children, and earned twelve hours of community-college credit in automotive mechanics.