Sentence examples similar to quasi wedding from inspiring English sources
The meeting, at least, does not look especially likely: A presidential aide was quoted last year referring to the Toronto ceremony as a "quasi-wedding".
When Tom proposes, the movie treats the couple to an uproariously Curtisian "engagement party", an invention with which Stoller and Segel can cleverly frontload their film with quasi-wedding-scene gags about embarrassing in-laws, while leaving the marriage question unresolved.
After the fall of the socialists in the south, the Islamists set about filling the vacuum with their own quasi-Taliban rule, attacking weddings and torching a brewery.Mr Saleh appointed Abdel Majid al-Zindani, a one-time colleague of Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan, as a presidential counsellor.
The group has hosted protests, lemonade stands, a same-sex wedding and even a snowman, to push back against the quasi-religious group.
Mr. Schra ger's quasi-antique photographic still-lifes of flowers and old books suggest an Emersonian wedding of nature and culture (Johnson).
Rounding out their table were the quasi-palindromic lovers David Lauren and Lauren Bush (Nader asked for her contact information, too), and Martha Stewart, who, Steve Wynn noted, had made a beautiful bouquet for his daughter's wedding.
STANLEY -- The wedding, wedding, wedding.
