Sentence examples for nuptial from inspiring English sources

On my wedding night a dozen years ago, my bride gazed up at me from the nuptial sheets and beamed "is this the happiest day of your life?".

"Governments are not elected to arrange nuptial liaisons, much less to untangle them," writes Joe Rogaly in the Financial Times.

More than 1,000 guests gathered at Philip II's majestic El Escorial monastery for a nuptial mass conducted by Spain's cardinal-primate .A wedding fit for a princardinal-primate .Acelona paper.

India's legendary nuptial shindigs risk emptying not just the country's wallets, but its bellies too.

If there are fewer potential mates around, men may delay marriage or forgo it entirely, losing out on these nuptial niceties.

As the doubters prophesy, their coalition could well fall apart long before then.Still, at their serendipitously sunny press conference, in the garden of Number 10 on May 12th, the optimism was almost irresistible, and so (apologies) were the nuptial metaphors.

But in French finance AXA, an insurer, and BNP, a bank, hug each other in a close embrace sealed with a shareholders' agreement a sort of corporate pre-nuptial that says who is entitled to do what.The most famous of these shareholders' agreements is in the Byzantine structure of the European Aeronautic Defence and Space company (EADS).

Mr Aznar paid around euro200 ($195) a head for a post-nuptial dinner and dance at a country estate that was loaned free of charge, and for a joint stag-and-hen party a couple of days earlier at a fashionable Madrid discotheque for 800 people.

Second, he should draw up a pre-nuptial agreement.

You can boast you are an idealist, in other words, or you can make a pre-nuptial agreement: you cannot plausibly do both.Just such a test faced European Union leaders at their recent summit, when they reviewed their year-old plan to lead the world in the fight against climate change.

English judges can wholly ignore pre-nuptial agreements; elsewhere they can be binding.