Sentence examples for now getting married from inspiring English sources

"Polly has announced she's now getting married to Boy.

What's so wrong with that?" In the past few weeks there has been a resurgence in weddings as young couples who were forced to wait out the most turbulent moments of the war are now getting married.

Apart from Subu, her other London acquaintances are Bandele, an aspiring writer whom she knew as a kid back in Lagos, and Tessa, a friend from boarding school who is now getting married and who is one of the most interesting and well-wrought characters in the book.

Now, getting married in itself isn't that big of a deal.

Now, getting married is supposed to be a wonderful thing, but what about the nitty-gritty of the ceremony, Neil.

Sally is distraught because a man she had seriously dated a while ago was now getting married to someone else.

IT'S official, ladies: You can now get married in Vera Wang for less than $1,500.

I'm really glad we are finally being treated equally and can now get married in our church".

That's right, two gay characters who always hated each other in the show but now get married because, well, they're both gay.

According to a report commissioned for the White House Council on Women and Girls, the average college-educated woman now gets married for the first time at the ripe old age of 30.

Of course, and undoubtedly, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act was designed to discriminate against gay people, since in some places they can now get married and be accepted into society and other things that might be uncomfortable to legislators.