Sentence examples for wear rings from inspiring English sources
The Jewish ceremony had no legal standing, but the two wear rings and refer to each other as husband.
Klein and Lewis married because they wanted to "have a big party", but they don't wear rings because they don't want to be branded as married.
And in the past, he has claimed that some gay men in San Francisco wear rings so that they can deliberately infect others when shaking hands.
After all, Mr. Sullivan and his partner, Ed Barton, have been together since 1981, they wear rings to symbolize their commitment, and they jointly own a home north of Boston.
The men wear rings in their lips and noses; they look like Barbary Coast pirates with jewelry in all the wrong places, and their dreams are about as solid as the champagne that they shake violently and then spritz into the air — an activity not so different from that of the two teen-age boys masturbating together in "Y Tu Mamá También".
Rosen wore pointed suède loafers, tight jeans, and a checked oxford shirt, severely unbuttoned, to reveal two necklaces — his wedding band on a cord ("I can't wear rings") and a string of pink coral beads, a gift from his children (aged twenty, eighteen, eight, and seven).
She wears rings on seven fingers.
She had to stop wearing rings.
Nothing had changed, but we were now wearing rings and had a marriage license.
"I'm not big on wearing rings or having championship pictures hanging in my office.
