Sentence examples for nice married from inspiring English sources

(At parties, when he gets too-Mylesish, he's been known to excuse himself, find his ethereally sweet wife Elisabeth, and bring her over to say hello, knowing that people will figure that if a woman that nice married him, he's got to be okay).

George Rush and Joanna Molloy are cheerful and intelligent, a nice married couple.

There's the delightful teenage girl in Montclair, New Jersey, who when informed this week that the nice married couple nearby had been arrested as Russian intelligence agents, joked to The New York Times, "They couldn't have been spies.

That was good news to me and my two classmates, Marguerite and Joe, a very nice married couple who drew inspiration from the fact that Vince never took formal piano lessons as a kid.

"Oh, I do think it's nice getting married in here," remarked Charlene Brown, part of the Brown family reunion, happening upon the scene.

The show saw Sir Bruce coin the catchphrase "nice to see you, to see you, nice" and marry TV hostess Anthea Redfern of "give us a twirl" fame in 1973.

It's nice to marry for love and for all the other reasons we marry, even if others may judge those reasons (think Hugh Hefner, 86, and new bride Crystal Harris, 26).

He had met a nice widow there, married her and stayed on.

Luckily for Kate, Millie is terminally ill, so wouldn't it be nice if she married Merton, died promptly and left him all her money, on which he and Kate could live extravagantly ever after?

It would be nice to be married to someone who respects me and loves me". Image caption Claire Frank says her divorce "was almost like a celebration" For Claire Frank, from Stotfold in Bedfordshire, getting a divorce was a "relief".

Some married "nice enough" men who turned out to be sadistic and controlling sociopaths.