Sentence examples for wedding results from inspiring English sources

Allowing input from your closest friends in the wedding results in not have any animosity over choosing a style that she may not like.

Real or perceived slights toward Taylor Mill by Mill's mother and some of his siblings after their wedding resulted in his estrangement from much of his family (on this see Packe 1954, 349 57; Jacobs 2002, 117).

With shotgun weddings and nuptials resulting from parental pressure unlikely, gays and lesbians have a running head start to successful unions.

Given that everyone knows that half of all American marriages end in divorce, maybe our seemingly insatiable appetite for these schmaltzy, predictable wedding comedies results from the way they feed our sentimental attachment to love and marriage while simultaneously undercutting it with humor.

Small wonder that women who are good enough with numbers to consider going to business school frequently decide not to apply.Nissa AlexandrovAshburn, VirginiaWedding billsSIR – I cannot agree that a large investment in a wedding may result in a greater commitment to making the post-nuptial relationship work ("For poorer", June 14th).

The wedding episode resulted in a ratings boost and heightened media interest for Home and Away.

The episode concludes with him telling Vince that he wants to work things out, but before they can discuss it, Vince sees Grace's wedding album, resulting in him being more focused on the album than the relationship.

In July 2004 he apologized after a row with Takasago over his wedding arrangements resulted in him being seen drunk in public and damaging the stable property, and his tendency to return to Mongolia without informing his stablemaster led to embarrassments like being unable to attend the funeral of Takasago stable's previous head coach Fujinishiki in December 2003.

The shotgun weddings that result from Congress's approach will do little to resolve long-term issues of poverty -- and will likely push the divorce rate up another notch.

Mr. Psilakis takes familiar Greek ingredients and flavors and puts them through unfamiliar paces, the results wedding the rustic and the elegant in keenly enjoyable ways.

His other two-star recommendation is Anthos, where Michael Psilakis "takes familiar Greek ingredients and flavors and puts them through unfamiliar paces, the results wedding the rustic and the elegant in keenly enjoyable ways".