Sentence examples for to be brides from inspiring English sources

"As nuns are said to be brides of Christ," he writes, "she was a bride of the family".

On the evidence of this merciless destruction of a quality Durham side, they are ready to be brides, rather than bridesmaids, at last.

Catherine of Aragon had first come to England to be bride to Henry's brother Arthur who died soon after their marriage.

In the film, he plays Fabious, a prince who teams up with his brother (McBride) to rescue the soon to be bride of Fabious (played by Zooey Deschanel).

Consider the little girl who was playing in a bed of flowers one day and was kidnapped to the underworld to be bride to a really bad old man.

For those who may not recall, the docuseries followed soon-to-be brides' quests for the ultimate dream wedding ― kind of like MTV's "My Super Sweet Sixteen" but with grown women acting like entitled 16-year-olds while their fiancés looked on with some mixture of awe, fear and love.

"It used to be just brides that were interested," Mr. Wilson said.

A new season of soon-to-be-brides behaving badly begins with the cases of Erica, who bullies her bridesmaids, refuses to pay the church and goes ballistic on her wedding day; and Krystal, who merely gets into a fight at her bachelorette party.

His soon-to-be bride-to-be eagerly held out her hand so he could place the ring on her finger.

Six years ago, the mother of a soon-to-be bride was a patient, not doing very well, and the family feared she might not make the wedding.

That's the sign that we, the audience, won't be hearing them later; what's worse is the dramatic irony of knowing what one real life never-to-be-bride-or-groom will never get to say.