Sentence examples for works married from inspiring English sources

Inspired by how these works married music and narrative, Cuomo decided to write a rock opera to explore his feelings about relationships, fame, and his life in Weezer.

Mr. Safer is a smart, playful artist, and his best works marry a muscular physicality with absurdly heightened theatrical situations.

Mamnoon is, in several ways, a disequilibrium that works, marrying cool modern with warm ancestral; selective austerity with uninhibited richness; take-out street food with elegant dining.

The artist's imaginative works marry a Mother Goose storybook aesthetic with influences from master illustrator Edward Gorey and multidisciplinary artist Kiki Smith.

He was in work, married, and had a boy and a girl.

Sleek and streamlined, Mr. Infantino's work married comic-book art — formerly busier and baggier — to midcentury modernism.

The percentage of working married women with children under the age of 6 is even higher -- 64percentt.

The Playboy Basketball Championship generated considerable excitement within the industry, because the eventual winner, pmiles, was a working married mother.

The tax break that reduces the likelihood that a working married couple would owe higher taxes than they would if they were single.

Mr. Chace's work married politics and poetry, and his prose got the attention of presidents, policymakers and what once was called the Eastern Establishment.

She tried secretarial work, married Billy Neal in 1943 and moved to San Francisco, where she modeled fur coats for a few years.