Sentence examples for well marry from inspiring English sources

"Well, you know I'd already married a gay man, so now I might as well marry a few gay men," she said, quickly followed by her trademark laugh (which a writer in The Times once described as akin to "the sound of a Buick with an empty gas tank cold-cranking on a winter morning").

After all, dads who do the laundry and make school lunches may very well marry women who are successful at work and who themselves defy the stereotypes.

Okay, well marry...oh boy, oh boy!" But then, that song, coming into this version of "Coming Around Again," is much more philosophical, and it does give you a sense of awe.

She is determined to get her three daughters well married.

Well, marrying Gabrielle (aka Longoria) and ending up with Bree?

Kron ("Well") marries vigorous political probing with pitch-perfect humor and heartache.

I have since become well married, and seven years ago the twins acquired a baby sister, but the old math still has its own power.

Which is why this show works well – marrying content and form to play deliberately on the intimacy of the theatrical experience.

Vitello Siciliano united tender veal scaloppine with eggplant, mozzarella and fresh tomatoes, while grilled veal chop (nodino alla salvia) was meaty and well married to a sharp sage sauce.

Like Austen's Emma, who is "handsome, clever and rich, with a comfortable home and happy disposition," and who seems "to unite some of the best blessings of existence," Johnson's heroine, Clara Holly, is "beautiful, rich, well married".

For example, if you used a Pinterest board to get married and are, well, married, then you don't really need that board any more other than maybe for nostalgia's sake.