Sentence examples for countless marriages from inspiring English sources

Since 1986 Mr. Holst "was responsible for the careers and livelihoods of more than 3,000 people, and since so many of them paired off, there are countless marriages to his credit, and the children that came from that," said Nicole Feld, Mr. Feld's daughter, the executive vice president of Feld Entertainment.

Divorce lawyers around the world have performed the last rites on countless marriages due to interference from in-laws.

Additionally, "it is better to marry than to burn with passion" has led to countless marriages between young people who have not been taught how to maturely handle their passions.

They have saved countless marriages and lives.

You attend countless marriage events, chock full of married couples, celebrating marriage, yet you always, always show up alone.

He added, "Perhaps between high-rollers like the McCourts, the marital finances are like any other business, but to my mind there are countless other marriages where one of the partners to the marriage should be protected," one of the key purposes behind California's community-property laws.

And they organized countless fraudulent marriages to harbor foreign-born Rajneeshees, followers of the religion, in the U.S.

This Friday, a wedding will take place and will, no doubt, have much in common with the countless other marriage ceremonies that take place week in and week out throughout the country.

Candid about her promiscuity and affairs with married men, Ms. Shepherd presents herself as a Hollywood steel magnolia, employing bawdy good cheer and loud flirting to survive two marriages, countless love affairs and a reputation as an incorrigible diva.

In its 82-year history, the top of the Empire State Building has been the site of countless family outings, marriage proposals and, of course, one very memorable date gone awry.

Stephen Timms affirmed he would vote against the Bill at Third Reading, suggesting that marriage was about children: at a stroke, apparently annulling the marriages of countless childless couples.