Sentence examples for honeymoon like from inspiring English sources

In this sense, the honeymoon — like many of the other elements of the white wedding emerging at the time — helped to legitimize consumerism in society.

Honeymoon: Like the honeymoon phase of a love relationship, people who first come into money feel powerful and invulnerable.

One thing is certain, with William having to return to his job as a RAF search and rescue pilot in Wales, he won't be going on a three-month long honeymoon like his parents did.

Once it becomes routine, we fall out of the "honeymoon" liking.

I entered the doctor's office that day exhilarated, still in obsessive-like gushing love with my unborn baby and my honeymoon-like newly married life.

Decide what type of honeymoon you'd like.

"It made my honeymoon trip like crap," she concludes.

"It may resemble this honeymoon effect, like in the young kid who suffered some trauma in Iraq or Afghanistan and returns as a hero, wanting to drop right back into family and community as if nothing had changed".

If this is what a honeymoon looks like, no one should ever get married.

Lulu and Frank, it turned out, had decided to move to Portugal from their native England on their own honeymoon, and thus liked to make a modest fuss over newlyweds -- though preferably not on such short notice.

The request yielded, from different corners of America, a good old boy in a "Bubba" cap; a bordello-like honeymoon suite in a motel at South of the Border, the high-tack theme park at the state line between North and South Carolina; and a cartoonist's rendering of what Mount Rushmore would look like from the other side, if those presidential faces were attached to naked bodies.