Sentence examples for weds from inspiring English sources
The word 'weds' is an acceptable word in written English
It is an alternate spelling for the word 'weds,' which is an abbreviation of the verb "to wed." It can be used to refer to the action of getting married, as in the following example sentence: "John and Mary weds next month."
verb
Third person singular of wed
Instead, he said he would in the first instance be "writing tomorrow [Weds] morning to Wikipedia.
The Guardian's Alexis Soloski praised its "sublime songs and dexterous dancing", while the New York Times critic wrote: "It weds music and movement, song and story with such exhilarating brio that you may find your own feet fidgeting under your seat before it's over".
He charges around the region meeting people, delegating responsibilities and resources to the municipal level and making symbolic gestures such as opening a lavish mansion used for state visits to newly weds.
Published in Britain as "Rebel Queen: The Trial of Caroline"; Simon & Schuster; £20A young woman weds the Prince of Wales and finds that there are three in the marriage.
It also tends to boost social assimilation the main exception being when a second-generation immigrant weds a girl from a village his parents had left long before.
The beating can be avoided if the man (unmarried or not) weds the woman (who has to be unmarried) with whom he has had relations.
The feuding newly-weds can just walk away from each other.Not for much longer, perhaps.
Most newly-weds now are single children, born since the one-child policy was introduced more than 30 years ago.
Most of its people actually have to work, and increasingly there are not enough jobs or houses for newly-weds to go round.
3 On Chesil Beach - Ian McEwan McEwan's 2007 novella sees newly-weds Edward Mayhew and Florence Ponting spend their honeymoon on the Dorset seashore, reflecting on the prospect of their futures.
Seeing the happy newly-weds who throng Lucignano, Miller grumbles cantankerously about the horrors that wedlock has in store for all these unknowing fools.
