Sentence examples for on marry from inspiring English sources

Was it hateful to stay on, marry and bring up two boys in Britain?

She also came into her own as a performer, with bands, on her own and even singing a duet with Neil Diamond — on "Marry Me," one of his songs — on "The Tonight Show".

They collaborated in 1980 on "Marry Me a Little," a revue of songs that had been cut from Sondheim shows.

I asked whether that might account, in part, for the wide range of stylistic influences on "Marry Me," and Clark nodded thoughtfully.

Mr. Mars channels the powder-puff vocals of Jason Mraz on "Count on Me" as well as on "Marry You," which borrows liberally from Coldplay in its spacious drums and forceful velocity.

The first song on "Marry Me," "Now, Now," had her singing, "I'm not any, any, any, any, any, any, any, anything," which, intentionally or not, sounds like "I'm not Annie, Annie. . .

The metal is lavished on marrying couples.

He plans on marrying another soon, he said.

"Good, this job is hard on married people".

But Mr. Wan is sold on marrying location-based advertising to environmental causes.

The men had not planned on marrying on Day 1, Mr. Pisciotta said, but their young children had been insistent.