Sentence examples for nearest marriage from inspiring English sources

I was living in New York when same-sex marriage was legalised there in July 2011 and, let me tell you, it became impossible for me even to go out to buy a coffee in a morning without being strong-armed by an aggressive homosexual trying to drag me to the nearest marriage venue.

There had been a romance with Howard Hughes, and a near marriage to her agent Leland Hayward.

That excerpt dealt with Mr. Geffen's complicated relationship with, and near-marriage to, Cher.

Thanks to a straight mayor's courageous decision, I learned how wrong I was to have settled for near-marriage — domestic partnership.

The two said little, waiting intently near the marriage bureau's revolving doors through the early morning.

A near-perfect marriage of object and subject, the printed paper book has a warmth, weight and romance that — sorry, Amazon — cannot be kindled on a screen.

But this setup requires a near-ideal marriage of bra and breast, a union that is difficult to achieve even under less encumbered circumstances.

But she declined to break it, either out of ignorance of how thin the shell was, or because she was hatching on its other side, just as, on the other side of that bathroom door, she had been drawing near to marriage at the same rate as he, and with the same regressive impulses.

My near-sexless marriage was mostly of my own making.

A libertarian instinct has led to the acceptance of instant marriage, near-instant divorce and, in some counties, legal brothels.

Three years after the marriage, near our anniversary date last year, my partner announced over a fancy French dinner that she was leaving me.