Sentence examples for making vows from inspiring English sources

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

I suppose that they are silently making vows never to do this, or never to do that, as they just charmingly sit there.

A choked-up Mr. Dwyer pledged to "love this man until I stop breathing on this earth," while Mr. Mosher declared that they had been making vows for 25 years.

"When people get married, they have a wedding ceremony, they're making vows and promising to be with each other," said Barbara Biziou, a wedding officiant in Manhattan and the author of the book "Joy of Ritual".

"Even though you don't understand the words, the music of the language gives the whole thing a very romantic touch," reads the blurb - as though making vows you don't understand is a good idea and the appropriation of ancient cultures isn't patronising.

Whether he's making vows or facing a breakup, Mr. Leslie's lyrics stay so generic that they make Ne-Yo sound like Elizabeth Barrett Browning: "You're the sun in the morning/I love it when you shine," he sings in "Wanna Be Good".

Couples should make vows and honor them.

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

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".

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