Sentence examples for whose honeymoon from inspiring English sources

Room 208 is about a couple whose honeymoon is cut short by bad weather.

A news release from the Tribeca Film Festival described "Newlyweds" as "a chronicle of modern marriage" that follows "a newly wedded couple whose honeymoon period is upended by the arrival of the husband's wild-child baby sister and the crumbling marriage of the wife's meddlesome sister".

The lesson for Pat Rabbitte, the Labour chief whose honeymoon with the electorate has been over for some time, is stark and simple: the Shinners have stolen the constitutional clothes of the SDLP and, in the process, devoured them; the other party of Irish social democracy is surely next on Sinn Fein's hit-list.

Niagara Falls World premiere of Steve Yockey's dark comedy about newlyweds whose honeymoon takes a fantastical turn.

Where You'll Catch Her Next: Leslie has a couple of projects in the works, including a film titled "Honeymoon" which focuses on a young couple, newly-wed whose honeymoon turns into a horror story after Leslie's character goes missing and strange things begin to occur.

Ms. Murphy and Mr. Kutcher play a pair of dim, perky young newlyweds whose European honeymoon goes terribly awry.

It owes much of its nervy power to the gutsy, mutually attuned performances of Leslie and fellow Brit Harry Treadaway, as American newlyweds whose lakeside honeymoon goes awry following a night-time encounter.

LIKE the husbands of cliché whose wives announce during the honeymoon, "You're perfect; now change," people in British television are often blindsided by the embrace-then-rip-apart torture that is the Hollywood remake machine.

The English man whose husband died while on honeymoon in Adelaide has said he felt let down by his government in his fight for Australian authorities to recognise his marriage.

The laurels of the evening go to Allen, whose high-spirited little farce, "Honeymoon Motel," turns the tables on the familiar erotic trope: in this case, the panting groom is the stepfather of the would-be husband — he has run off with his stepson's young bride-to-be.

Marco Bulmer-Rizzi, 38, whose husband died on their honeymoon in Adelaide, was distraught when he learned that as their marriage was not recognised in the state the wording must appear even though the couple, both British citizens, had married legally in London.