Sentence examples for married pair from inspiring English sources

Then, an usher swung his high hat over his head and led a cheer for the newly married pair.

The real-life couple star as married pair Vanessa and Roland, who decide to take a trip to a small seaside town in France to save their rocky relationship.

And yet it is all but impossible to imagine the two as a happily married pair: Lowell's turbulent romantic life included three marriages — to the writers Jean Stafford (brief and tempestuous) and Elizabeth Hardwick (long and somewhat less tempestuous) and finally to the writer and British aristocrat Caroline Blackwood.

John and Lucy, a recently married pair of Asian-Americans from San Gabriel, sitting outside a bank advertising home loans in Victorville, know all the drawbacks: yes, the commute will be longer than they want; yes, they wish there were more houses in their price range.

As the book starts the married pair find themselves on a make-or-break European tour, and the novel tells of how they met, got married and had a child.

At the request of their families, the Guardian is not naming the married pair.

"I just can't sit there and hear about which cars are married pairs and which used a certain kind of lug nut".

Dr. Lyubomirsky's research shows that compared with the most traditionally married pairs — same ethnicity, opposite sex — adaptation slows for gay and lesbian couples and couples of different ethnicities.

All cars operate as married pairs (consecutively numbered even-odd), with systems shared across the pair.

The new cars will be different from previous models in that while still operating as married pairs, the cab in one car would be removed, essentially turning it into a B car.

We know of one marrying pair of lesbians born in 1927 and 1934.