Sentence examples for successful married from inspiring English sources

Disclaimer by Renee Knight Catherine Ravenscroft – successful, married, and a mother – is shocked when a novel appears on her bedside table.

Michel Spinosa's Anna M advertises itself as a Fatal Attraction-style thriller in which a deranged Parisian girl stalks a successful married doctor.

In the reworking Orphée is a successful, married poet - despised by the avant garde for his popularity- who loses his creative will and falls in love with death, personified as a mysterious princess.

He's successful, married (to fellow actor Amanda Abbington) and a father of two (not that he'll talk about any of that. "Mind your own business!" is his response to a question about whether his children are of nativity-play age themselves).

And heck, many successful married couples say that the key to their long-lasting love is the feeling that the chase is never really over; if you want to intrigue the guy, then you shouldn't lay it all out on the line in the first five minutes.

Hocking concluded in his post: "It seems to me that it will take us several years to learn from BioShock's mistakes and create a new generation of games that do manage to successful marry their ludic and narrative themes into a consistent and fully realized whole".

Far more than in previous generations, clever, successful men marry clever, successful women.

Soon thereafter, Fitzgerald, a successful writer, married Zelda Sayre.

The central character is a successful, happily married middle aged neurosurgeon called Henry Perowne.

It's the Alans, too — a curious fact, since Alan is successful, and married to the immaculate Janeane (Jada Pinkett Smith), with daughters of his own.

Twenty years later, Calvin is an unhappy, only modestly successful accountant, married to his high-school sweetheart, Maggie (Danielle Nicolet), a law-firm partner.