Sentence examples for poor bride from inspiring English sources

"This one poor bride was so clueless," Mr. Kertelits said.

It's heartbreaking to think of the poor bride, hoping to feel like a beautiful princess, being made to feel like a criminal.

For six seasons I planned the most outrageous weddings for a popular wedding show, Rich Bride, Poor Bride.

Or, perhaps more aptly, spreading like indoor pyrotechnics at a wedding ceremony... Nothing truly terrible occurs in the clip above, posted on YouTube by nvelikov777, besides a lot of close calls and looks of pure terror coming from the poor bride and groom.

Similarly, marriage abroad is seen as so desirable by the Punjabi diaspora that the press in Punjab is full of advertisements offering to arrange marriages abroad.Not all international marriages in Asia are those of poor brides in rich lands.

Mrs. Segal, who was also known as Hinda, counseled people in need, visited hospital patients and contributed money to poor brides who could not afford a wedding, but she brushed away recognition for her good deeds, Mr. Berger said.

Historically, money collected in tzedakah boxes was disbursed in the local Jewish community to assist with various needs, from endowing poor brides to helping the sick and burying the dead.

I cannot ignore this poor bride-to-be (and others like her) in her time of need.

What could have caused this collective refusal to bejewel ourselves, when even the poorest Ethiopian bride takes colored beads for granted?

Since late last year, he and thousands of fellow satellite enthusiasts — including the husbands of foreign brides and a few dedicated souls searching for signals from extraterrestrial life forms — have started a campaign to install free satellite dishes for poor foreign brides living in rural South Korea, so they can receive broadcasts from their home countries.

In these three stories, a schoolteacher's retelling of a randy fairy tale has bizarre consequences in her personal life; a poor mail-order bride tries to uncover the identity of her eerily absent husband; and a woman takes a surreal train ride through a Swiss mountain tunnel.