Sentence examples for thinks married from inspiring English sources

He is now an Oxford don and, she thinks, married to a woman whose name begins with M.

Her favourite character is clearly grandma Lily, whose head is filled with Biblical tags and old tunes, who thinks married men smell of rubber, and who wards off death through assignations with Rose's lover in an Indian restaurant.

When she meets the sententiously erudite man who will become her first husband, she thinks, "Marrying him would be like uploading an entirely new database to my brain".

But that doesn't explain it all: some of these "spouses" are clearly just people who think married is the best way to describe what they are to each other.

We asked divorced men to share the the resolutions they think married guys should make in 2017.

If you thought marrying in Manhattan was expensive, try Beijing.

David is divine, but I think marrying into that family was a bit like marrying into the Kennedys.

"I think marrying somebody who's not a celebrity, it just takes a lot of the pressure off".

Some were coerced into the marriages; others thought marrying the opposite sex would "cure" them.

"I don't think 'Marry Me' is political," said Siegfrids.

"I think he married an Iraqi.