Sentence examples for she wedded from inspiring English sources

In 1928, following her divorce, she wedded Ernest Simpson, a British-American businessman, whose sister had married a British M.P.

Then comes Charlotte (Kristin Davis), who is blissfully wedded to — well, what is she wedded to, exactly?

Next she was married to someone called Other.7 Their daughter is called Earth.8 Last she wedded Shining One, who was related to the Æsir.9 Their son was Day.10 He was bright and fair like his father.

She "wedded" herself to the god and settled in Pandharpur.

While writing "Ain't No Other Man", Aguilera drew inspiration from her husband Jordan Bratman, whom she wedded in 2005.

To this end, in February 1314 she wedded her only daughter, Isabel of Sabran, to Ferdinand of Majorca, and passed her titles and claims to them.

She had mentors who helped her in the beginning but she quickly abandoned most of them because she was wedded to her own vision.

She was wedded to digital expansion and experimentation and the company's belief is that she may have pressed for that transition from print to screen faster than advertisers wanted.

/ It is the sun!" Emily Dickinson also employed metaphor, but she remained wedded to the music of metrics: " 'Hope' is the thing with feathers — / That perches in the soul".

Mme de Maintenon, for instance, had been a pupil of the Ursuline nuns in Paris and then a governess at the court of Louis XIV before she was wedded to the king in 1684.

Unfortunately, Donatella's willingness to experiment has not as yet emboldened her to ditch the bootcut trousers which she remains wedded to; but if the Marlboros can go, there is surely still hope on this front.