Sentence examples for description married from inspiring English sources

Recently at PowerHouse Arena in Dumbo, a loft-like store for arty bibliophiles, David Friedlander, a handsome guy whose career has a 21st-century way of resisting easy description, married Jacqueline Schmidt, an ethereal redhead — a dancer once, a graphic artist now — who seems to run on earnest optimism.

We could concentrate on the education part of the description, which would give us options such as Educated Moms, Diploma Moms, or Graduate Moms, but the last two would be slightly misplaced since most of the descriptions specify "married white women with some college education" -- meaning not all are actual graduates.

The surprising twist to the story is that having previously shown no interest in sexual relationships of any description, at 34 Dirac married the widowed sister of a Hungarian colleague and fathered two daughters.

South Australia's premier, Jay Weatherill, confirmed on Thursday that the state government had stopped David's death certificate from being issued, meaning the description of him as "never married" would not appear.

There is no description of how she came to be married.

Though Celine and Jesse are not married, "Before Midnight" fits this description almost exactly, which is to say that it is exquisitely attuned to the fragile, flawed nature of their bond.

"Stoned" is the trade campaign's cheeky description of women who are engaged to be married.

Mr. Daniels plays, by his description, "the arrogant ass": a cellphone-attached lawyer married to a well-heeled blonde (Ms. Davis) who works in "wealth management".

The article also omitted credit for a description of Anna Nicole Smith, a former Playboy model who married Mr. Marshall 14 months before he died.

Description: Museum (14- Catalogue) note: "An ugly woman of the south (was) married at Patrick's Point.

He married her in 1947, and she became, by her own description, "Hank's most severe critic".