Sentence examples for what I married from inspiring English sources

Tell you what, I married a cute little old Texas girl down in Childress — Lureen".

"What, am I married to him?

And what if I married a Czech or a Nigerian?

"When I saw it, I said, 'That is what I should marry Big in.' " The only label that never goes out of style, Carrie tells us, is love.

"He said to the kids at one point, when they finally realized what he did: 'I married your mom for a reason.

"About what?" "I'm getting married".

As to admirers, you hardly know what they are …" I married a man of the Croydon class When I was twenty-two.

So now what?" "I'm never getting married," I told my friend Isabel while we floated in the Dead Sea.

He is unrepentant: "You knew what I was when you married me!" Prowling around the house like a caged beast, Mr Depardieu confronts his failings—"Wise men are comforted by their limitations"—and emerges as sorrowful, pathetic, almost vulnerable.Yet an imposing performance by Mr Depardieu is not quite enough to rescue this film.

Consider this quintessential Brookner sentence, uttered as her heroine confides that she does not love the much older husband she has recently married: "What I felt for him was the gratitude that unmarried women in Jane Austen feel for a prospect that might, if fortune favored them, bring about the sort of resolution considered to be appropriate".

You know what I never had until I married her?