Sentence examples for made vows from inspiring English sources

While the Isley Brothers focused on lust, Kenny Lattimore, the opening act, made vows of love.

Last year 40% of new marriages included at least one partner who had made vows before, according to a new Pew study.

He made vows that were more appropriate for an action hero than for a Presidential candidate: "I'll get Osama bin Laden, my friends.

But as they joined voices in a show that takes its title from a song by the Indigo Girls, they made vows of love and friendship exchanged by men seem "as normal as blueberry pie," to quote another Hammerstein lyric.

But any such point was undercut by the news that the couple, Luigi and Maria Quattrocchi, whose children included two priests and a nun, had eventually made vows renouncing sex, and lived chastely ever after.

He told supporters: "The unionist parties made vows late in the campaign to devolve more powers to Scotland.

Representative Michele Bachmann, who has made vowing to repeal the law a pillar of her campaign, seized on it Monday.

Couples should make vows and honor them.

Society is stronger when we make vows to each other and we support each other.

It is available to all those over 16 who are prepared to make vows of lifelong fidelity and commitment".

A bad marriage involves two people who never should have been joined together making vows that are supposedly indissoluble.