Sentence examples for successfully married from inspiring English sources

There's every possibility that what we have here is a successfully married New York couple.

Butler has become a compelling narrative, a midmajor university that, from all appearances, has successfully married academic and athletic aspirations.

Bayer Leverkusen took a more measured approach, as Jupp Heynckes successfully married his side's great technical potential with some defensive rigidity.

The only difference is I came from having been married a long time, 25 years successfully married, and John had been 12 years alone.

And strictly speaking, it isn't personal compatibility that is at issue here, but whether the modest desire of the applicants to retain a scrap of human dignity can be successfully married to the lunatic demands of their prospective employers.

A Gorgonzola pie with pears and figs was creamy and only slightly sweet, despite a drizzle of dark honey, while a Siciliana pie successfully married the acidic tang of orange slices to lightly caramelized onions and fennel.

The most interesting video games are likely to be those that successfully marry the two.

But for any newcomer who has any interest in Johnny Cash, or how someone can successfully marry a message with music: don't rent the biopic, buy this record.

The trend for mannish blazers probably has more to do with YSL than Wimbledon officials, but with this jacket, Lacoste successfully marries tennis and fashion.

Only occasionally, as with Ossip Zadkine's "Destroyed City," in Rotterdam, which commemorates the Luftwaffe bombing with a stylized figure whose upraised arms suggest both defenseless entreaty and ferocious defiance, can the two genres successfully marry.

RIDLEY SCOTT'S "Gladiator" is the box-office sensation of the summer not just because it is outstandingly well made but because, for the first time, it successfully marries two different Hollywood approaches to the Roman empire.