Sentence examples for good suitor from inspiring English sources
But now – to this old friend who essentially might be a good suitor if I wasn't otherwise married – I wonder what I should reply?
Analysts think the Italian carmaker is a good suitor, but union leaders were still not sure on Tuesday, a day before the deadline imposed by the German government for potential investors to come up with a sensible plan that could make Opel viable again.
Unlike the majority of Trollope's triangles, Mary is not called upon to judge between a good suitor and a bad one, but between two good men.
She had found a good suitor, a rich boy from the neighborhood but did not have enough money for a dowry and could not possibly agree to the match for fear of losing face that the lack of a proper dowry would surely cause.
The fund managers were publicly pressuring the company to merge with e*Trade and were highly critical of Moglia and the board for not being good suitors.
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She persuades Harriet that she is too good for her suitor, farmer Robert Martin, and encourages her to set her sights higher.
Harrison asks Andi if she wants to add Chris to the cocktail party and she says no, out of respect for the 25 suitors (good call, Poor Man's Eliza Dushku!).
Vivendi, SFR's parent, brushed off the approach, as it was in fact bound to do: it had entered into three weeks of exclusive negotiations with rival bidder Numericable, France's largest cable operator, on March 14th and was obliged to negotiate in good faith with the suitor it originally preferred.
James did not comment before leaving, but he left his first suitors feeling good about their chances.
On Mariah Carey's new single, "Thirsty," the pop diva asks a no-good scrub of a suitor, "Why you try so damn hard?" After listening to "Thirsty," we want to ask Mimi the same question.
