Sentence examples for expects to marry from inspiring English sources

Ms. Quinn, who is gay, expects to marry her partner next year, and said she was not planning to try to get a license on Sunday.

"The Happiest I've Been" is a longish (for Updike) story about a young man who goes to a party the night he is leaving his home town and driving to Chicago to meet the woman he expects to marry.

Masina asserted her star quality in Le notti di Cabiria (1957; The Nights of Cabiria), developing the minor character she played in Lo sceicco bianco, a good-natured Roman prostitute who is optimistic even when humiliated and is swindled by the man she expects to marry.

Valerie Woodbury (Sybil Kempson) was probably the prettiest girl in school when she was growing up in her small Vermont town; she is still living there, with a job at her sister's day care center and a loyal, dull boyfriend, Carl Andrew Hernann), who expects to marry her.

The child's story is paralleled with that of another widow, who falls in love with and expects to marry a high-caste idealist but commits suicide when his father advises him not to rock the boat and to take her as a mistress instead.The film is set in the 1930s against India's growing independence movement, and its conclusion is more upbeat than you might expect.

Traditionally, Kazakh women are expected to marry young and start a family, but expectations are changing fast in this petro-fuelled, go-getting society.

However, because a majority of Norwegian children live with married parents (Statistics Norway 2010) and a majority of Norwegians expect to marry at some point in their lives (Lyngstad and Noack 2005), it seems worthwhile to study only married couples from both a scientific and policy perspective.

I just never expected to marry him".

"No, I think I was expected to marry a duke!

Growing up gay in Albuquerque, Mr. Ferguson never expected to marry.

They are expected to marry this spring, reportedly earlier than anticipated.