Sentence examples for happily partnered from inspiring English sources
His new play, Cock, also features a man in crisis: Ben Whishaw plays John, a happily partnered gay man who falls in love with a woman.
When it settles down to the business of getting Ally happily partnered, it loses its nerve and succumbs to chick-flick shamelessness as Ally is given the choice between two dreamboats.
There is Evert, who became something of a father figure to Johnny; and there is Johnny himself, who ends up happily partnered, embracing the kind of tranquil domestic existence that for his father was only a front.
In a show about the quest for love, Suttie bares just a little of her soul, and even that's at a distance: she's now happily partnered up, with a baby daughter to boot.
Even if you've been happily partnered for years, let me recommend that you fill out an OkCupid profile to see what it's like to squeeze your personality and desires through the sieve of questions posed by its jovial anthropomorphic algorithm.
They have done the same with like-minded Episcopal bishops in the United States, some of whom put their dioceses "under the authority" of Uganda's archbishop after the consecration of a happily partnered gay bishop in New Hampshire, in 2004, and the elevation of Nevada's woman bishop to the country's primate, in 2006.
Mr. Pinsky said the city would happily partner with New York schools if they suggested ideas that "moved the needle".
Epic happily partners with entertainment companies and even the NFL for sure to be lucrative in-game promotional crossovers, so it's tough to say something like this would be out of place in the game.
Happily, she's partnered with the dangerously handsome Julian Ovenden.
If you start out the next day still mad it just festers all day and grows and grows!" Here are seven other things our happily partnered-up readers believe only those married a long time will understand.
After screening 266 couples for health and marital quality, the team invited 42 long-term, happily married partners to make two separate over-night trips to the hospital.
