Sentence examples for public marriages from inspiring English sources

That "very" could become the most famous adverb in a campaign that, if it keeps running at this pace, will be remembered as a Rorschach test of contemporary New York attitudes toward candidates, their private lives and their public marriages.

He has spent the last decade generating headlines instead of music, thanks to the endless cosmetic surgery that turned his face into that of a dressmaker's dummy, the laughably public marriages and mysteriously sired children, and dozens of other well-documented incidences of increasingly erratic behavior.

He called it the marriage of plants and classified the system according to binary oppositions such as public and clandestine marriages; and amongst the public marriages, there were those where husband and wife have the same bed or separate beds and so on.

Although hounded by paparazzi during her rocky and very public marriages to Tommy Lee and briefly, Kid Rock, she retained some measure of inaccessibility.

Much has been made of Monroe's very public marriages and divorces from famous husbands Joe DiMaggio and Arthur Miller, but Monroe had another marriage that happened out of the spotlight.

Tony is out there with his homosexual activism, his very public marriage.

The public marriage proposal now even has its own theme song: Bruno Mars's "Marry You," which appears in countless videos.

His marriage with Messalina ended in 48, when she apparently conspired against him and, according to Tacitus, conducted a public marriage ceremony with her lover, Gaius Silius.

One of more unusual records smashed at the Rio Olympics must be the one for most public marriage proposal ever.

Cats, Mr. Zimmerman said, are a surefire bet, as are stories about zombies and videos of flash mobs or public marriage proposals.

From 1948 to 1954, she had a highly public marriage to Winthrop Rockefeller, who went on to serve two terms as governor, from 1967 to 1971.