Sentence examples for like a married from inspiring English sources

Audubon's reddish egrets, perhaps my favorite painting, pose like a married couple.

He called her "a pain in the neck," and soon they were squabbling like a married couple.

In effect Lee is saying to Scott, his much younger lover (and officially his employee), that the two of them are just like a married couple.

The two parties ended the day in essence like a married couple making up after a nasty fight, knowing that the next shoe could still drop.

Holmes and Watson are the latest (although perhaps also earliest) example of the TV bromance – the drama and sitcom staple where two male best friends work and/or live together while bickering like a married couple.

But even an unlit cigarette was a companion - something to hold on to, something that had promise in it - and all he could be bothered to do now was to nod, just to show the woman that he'd heard what she'd said, reassure her that he wasn't going to cause trouble; because there they would have to sit for fifty hours or more, side by side with their separate aches and dreams, like a married couple.

"I like being married to a strong, competent woman who earns an excellent salary.

Like a struggling married woman who bakes pies in a diner and dreams of love.

A happily divorced person is like a newly married person, wanting to recruit others into their club.

I like having a partner, I like being married," she says in the above video from her appearance.

We're like a couple married 50 years".