However, one of the daughters must marry very well, and love in marriage was of little consequence in those days.
"It's all about developing trends and predicting what people want and I think it marries very well together".
Seeing math wheels whirring in nearby heads, she said, "I got married very young, and Paris -- well, everybody knows".
We got married very young!
"I got married very young.
"Our focus on self publishing [for illustrated content] married up very well with what they do, and will help them grow their bigger digital business more rapidly," he says.
After all, dads who do the laundry and make school lunches may very well marry women who are successful at work and who themselves defy the stereotypes.
Reeves was notoriously a kept man, with his house and expenses paid for by an infatuated older woman - an excellent, worldly, sexy performance by Diane Lane - who was married to movie mogul Eddie Mannix, very well played by Bob Hoskins.
Or, "If a girl thinks you're in love with her and says she will marry you, you can't very well voice a preference for being dead in a ditch".
By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, January 24 , 1931 P. 9Couple had liked the apartment very well but they married and moved to Westchester.
