Sentence examples for married buddy from inspiring English sources

"But two girls can't get married," Buddy says.

He and his married buddy Fred Jason Sudeikiss) are faithful, but still infuriate their long-suffering wives (Jenna Fischer and Christina Applegate) with their idle leching after other women.

Allen is Isaac, a comedy writer and would-be novelist dating Tracy, a 17-year-old high-school pupil (squeaky-voiced Mariel Hemingway), but he falls for Mary Diane Keatonn), the highly-strung journalist that his married buddy Yale (Michael Murphy) is seeing on the side.

If your co-habitating with your wife, your married buddy!

There's some excellent work from the rest of the cast — Nancy Anderson is appealing in the dual role of Stone's knowing Girl Friday and Buddy's ambitious secretary; Liz Pearce is funny as the mysterious femme fatale who hires Stone and charming as the movie star married to Buddy; and Jay Russell makes his cantankerous Buddy so exuberantly oblivious that it's impossible to hate him.

Last but not least of the Davids is a Goan beach-bum fisherman (Chiyaan Vikram) who zanily falls in love with a deaf-mute woman shortly before she is to marry his buddy.

This time, the ultimate destination is Texas, where Kumar's ex is marrying a buddy of Harold's who works for the Department of Homeland Security, who has the power and connections to clear their name.

Jurassic lords of the earth Universal seem hellbent on increasing their box-office bite: they've queued up Ted 2 – in which Mark Wahlberg heads to the sperm-donor clinic to help his newly married plush-toy buddy to conceive – for 30 territories next week.

In "The Hangover," three groomsmen take their about-to-be-married buddy to Las Vegas for a last bachelor spree and manage to lose him in the course of a particularly wild night.

Women in Love (1971) -- In 1920s England, at a picnic in honor of their newly married friends, bosom buddies Gerald OliverReed and Rupert Alan Batesates) meet and fall in love with free-spirited artist Gudrun (Glenda Jackson) and her schoolteacher sister, Ursula (Jennie Linden), respectively.

"We started talking to them," Mr. Anderson said, "and since my buddy was married and Melissa's roommate had a boyfriend, everyone switched seats so that me and Melissa, who were both single, could sit next to one another".