Sentence examples for should be wed from inspiring English sources
His slaves were freed, and provision was made that the daughter of Metrodorus should be wed to someone in the Athenian school, with the approval of Hermarchus.
Opie doesn't want her to leave their household, so when Andy gets to "Does anybody here know why these two should not be wed?," the kid speaks up.
A momentary shadow was cast over the Newark ceremony when Booker asked the crowd to speak if they knew of any "substantive reason" why Panessidi and Bell should not be wed.
" . . . and if anyone here knows any reason why these two should not be wed, any reason at all, like, say, something that might have happened after a long heart-to-heart and a few too many drinks, for instance, last week maybe, something you felt bad enough to bring to Confession, which you definitely should have, because it's pretty serious anyway, speak now . . .
In one letter drafted for Misick, the chief minister claims his government is urgently reviewing its transport policy "and that we should not be wed solely to an existing arrangement which may not service the country's future need", a development that would have a negative impact on the airport's fortunes.
On the June 20 episode of Raw, during the storyline wedding of Edge and Lita, Hardy's entrance music and video were played when the priest asked if anyone had a reason why Edge and Lita should not be wed.
Therefore, when formulating hypotheses (explanations), researchers designing experiments and reporting results should not be wed to a single explanation.
Do we feed her our bread of the dead, that was left in their tombs long ago Or should all the fervor and freshness be wed To next year's inventions?
Since fees vary among Maryland counties, you should contact the clerk in the county where you plan to be wed.
