How To Use Wedded In A Sentence
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Oxymorons are things like wedded bliss, gourmet tofu and, more recently, Microsoft Works.
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He was a mediocre speaker, uncomfortable in circumstances of political manoeuvre, often either too hesitant or too precipitate in action, and wedded to a proud independence that interfered with the building of successful alliances.
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Modern republicanism doesn't go this far, for it is wedded to the ideal of "civil society".
After Thatcher
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He proposed she become his lawfully wedded wife.
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In a commander's conference in 1957, he noted that some believed the airmen to be as wedded to the airplane as the cavalrymen was to the horse.
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Many of these ancient practices were not just for the sake of it, but were meant to be subtle reminders of the need for mutual give and take, besides sacrifices and adjustments, to ensure wedded bliss.
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Yet in menswear we are wedded to convention in a way womenswear is not.
Times, Sunday Times
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Cultivators of the earth are the most valuable citizens. They are the most vigorous, the most independent, the most virtuous, and they are tied to their country and wedded to it’s liberty and interests by the most lasting bands. Thomas Jefferson
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It had been strictly wedded to its pageantries since the time of the great Anne of Austria.
Court Memoirs of France Series — Complete
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Will it be wedded bliss for him at last?
The Sun
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we are lawfully wedded now
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We know, of course, that historically the Kabbalists were wedded to traditional Jewish practice, even as they added to it by way of innovation.
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Family businesses present an especially knotty problem because in those companies, power is often wielded by owners wedded to the past.
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The old image of Dickens, fostered by his surviving family, as a benign paterfamilias and as a man piously wedded to Victorian domestic virtues was thus tarnished.
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We wish the happy couples many more years of wedded bliss, and congratulate them on their golden wedding anniversary.
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He had issue by the said Joan two sods, John his heir and Adam; besides a daughter Sarah, wedded to Roger de Carswell) and was suc - ceeded by John his son and heir*
Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical
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It has been a standard, down the ages, for those wedded to other clubs but never those who love United.
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Pajama: Fire evacuation tools placed next to the bed of a newly wedded couple.
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And after this Mahomet fell oft in the epileptical passion, and when the lady his wife saw him oft fall, she was much sorrowful that she had wedded him.
The Golden Legend, vol. 7
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And we'll be wedded ere we dorse this night; [9] "Well lipp'd," quoth Joe, "no more you need to say" -- [10] "Gee-up! gallows, do you want my sand to-day?
Musa Pedestris - Three Centuries of Canting Songs and Slang Rhymes [1536 - 1896]
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And thus manye wedded men preve, zif the children ben here owne.
The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville
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Its evangelical work and social reform work were wedded together.
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Autonoe whom long haired Aristaeus wedded, and Polydorus also in rich-crowned Thebe.
Hesiod, Homeric Hymns, and Homerica
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Now, she was professionally wedded to Alexander and the extraordinary hours he kept.
THE RHYTHM SECTION
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The first two years we were kind of in wedded bliss.
Jennifer Lopez has new plan: 'Back-up' film, music, family
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Thoreau was wedded to Nature not so much for her beauty as for delight in her high companionableness.
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As long as our economic cycle is wedded to that of the US, EMU will mean that our interest rates will be low when they should be high and high when they should be low.
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This newly wedded couple are always quarreling.
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Mr Lowe has just celebrated six months of wedded bliss to his sweetheart Ellen.
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Far less ambiguous is the evidence that Australia and cricket are no longer wedded in bliss.
Times, Sunday Times
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My view is that we really need a new Home Secretary who is wedded to the values our democracy is supposed to represent, not someone who seems to have it as his mission to turn us into a nation of helots.
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And I was like, I cannot tell them we are going to get married and live in wedded bliss eternally, because she is a commoner, and also, I am not absolutely sure how she feels?
Team ROMANTIC Neurotic Scumweasel.
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Tender passages occurred here and there all the same, and Weinlich, to whom I had already shown the beginning of my work on my return to Leipzig, praised me for the clearness and good vocal quality of the introduction I had composed to the first act; this was an Adagio for a vocal septette, in which I had tried to express the reconciliation of the hostile families, together with the emotions of the wedded couple and the sinister passion of the secret lover.
My Life — Volume 1
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Yes, it's wedding season, boys, and like it or not, most groomsmen will be receiving some memento from their best wedded pal that will most likely end up in a geegaw drawer, never to be used.
Groomsmen Gifts: What Gives?
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Her taut, strongly projected approach to the Allegro, ma non tanto finale produced a cascade of virtuosic razzle dazzle that was always wedded to a sophisticated conception of the score's grand, arching line.
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It appears as if the most extreme of anti-episcopal theologies is now wedded to an American ecclesial body distinctive precisely through its commitment to ‘prelacy.’
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The Social Democrats are still wedded to the concepts of high taxation and regulation.
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The ring was on her hand, the Bishops benediction had been given, the bridesmaids were a-poise to resume their place in the procession, and the organ was showing preliminary symptoms of breaking out into the Mendelssohn March, without which no newly-wedded couple had ever emerged upon New York.
XIX. Book II
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Far less ambiguous is the evidence that Australia and cricket are no longer wedded in bliss.
Times, Sunday Times
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W.dowed wife and wedded maid," occurs in Vanda's prophecy; Sir W. Scott's _The Betrothed_, ch. xv.
Notes and Queries, Number 201, September 3, 1853 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc
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Though we still think a husband should exercise some control over the legal capacity of his junior partner in wedded life, if she is his junior partner no longer in civic life and is equally entitled with him to control the destinies of the whole country by her vote, shall she continue to have only an unequal control or no control at all over the destinies of the family patrimony?
The Quebec Code as a Canadian Asset
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Will it be wedded bliss for him at last?
The Sun
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We should not be surprised as this is a cold, calculating, hard-hearted Government, one that is wedded to expediency.
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“To which of those happy propositions is your Duke so much wedded that contradiction will make him unreasonable and untractable?”
Quentin Durward
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She accepts and they're off for wedded bliss until Jo and Gilly find out that they're really brother and sister!
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As the young lovers sailed off into wedded bliss, the first series ended with a cliffhanger for the supporting duo.
Times, Sunday Times
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And if so be that he be a wedded man, that his wife shall have the degree, and a coronal of gold beset with stones of virtue to the value of a thousand pound, and a white gerfalcon.
Le Morte d'Arthur: Sir Thomas Malory's book of King Arthur and of his noble knights of the Round table
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As a non-lawyer who isn't ideologically wedded to either party in the republican debate, I'm really not fussed either way.
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Is wedded bliss not quite so blissful any more?
Times, Sunday Times
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The Democratic leadership and the liberal intelligentsia seemed pathetic and exhausted, wedded to musty ideals of bipartisanship and decorousness.
Jay Rosen: Printing Press Progressives at Mother Jones Try to Debunk the Political Web
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You're crazy about each other and you celebrate your newly founded state of wedded bliss by jumping into bed together every chance you get.
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As she grew into maidenhood her father was troubled because she remained unwedded: all his hopes for descendants were in this girl, his only child.
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The position to which I am wedded is that the Catholic Church is indefectible, and that therefore truth and authority in her can never been separated.
Clarification
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They are at last happily wedded.
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It can be used for telemark, backcountry touring, and downhill, and is not wedded to tracks because it is shorter, wider, and more stable than traditional cross-country skis.
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This newly wedded couple are always quarreling.
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My mother too is dead, and I am called her murderess, unjustly it is true, but still that injustice is mine to bear; and she that was the glory of my house, my darling child, is growing old and grey, unwedded still; and those twin brethren, called the sons of Zeus, are now no more.
Helen
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We do not like a periodical change in the first magistrate; and we like quite as little a periodical permanence in the political officers immediately under the chief magistrate; we are, in short, wedded to our own forms, and therefore opposed by judgment to forms differing from our own.
North America
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It was a celebration not just of 25 years' wedded bliss, but also the modern Labour Party.
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Now, 50 years on and with a century of wedded bliss between them, they will celebrate their nuptials on Boxing Day with brunch with friends and family at the Belfry Hotel after a champagne reception hosted by their children.
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I am a stranger, not one of your kind; and I cannot abear your custom, and had I known it I never would have wedded among you!
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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For instance, if marriage is the cornerstone of civilization, then why not allow gays and lesbians access to wedded bliss?
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She and Pacino have been glimpsed gamboling in Central Park with two-year-old twins Olivia and Anton as if they were in the first flush of wedded bliss.
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She would not quit the estate and title of the wittol who had wedded her.
Kenilworth
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Oddly, this is an issue neither side is wedded to.
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Lots of people remain wedded to the “think very hard about a problem, and then write down the answer” [...]
July | 2005 | Impromptus
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Atli said, “Ill it beseemed to thee to do this, though somewhat of wrong was between us; for thou wert wedded to me by the rede of thy kin, and dower paid I for thee; yea, thirty goodly knights, and seemly maidens, and many men besides; and yet wert thou not content, but if thou should rule over the lands King Budli owned: and thy mother-inlaw full oft thou lettest sit a-weeping.”
The Story of the Volsungs
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In the wall of the dark passage leading from the outer door into the room was a recess where a pan and pitcher of water always stood wedded, as it were, and a little hole, known as the "bole," in the wall opposite the fire-place contained Cree's library.
Auld Licht Idyls
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Would life with her have secured any of the benefits of being a single man while retaining the delights of wedded bliss?
Times, Sunday Times
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Of course, their road to wedded bliss has been blocked with minor annoyances - criticisms of the May-December romance, prenuptial madness, new babies, etc.
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He was wedded to a sense of service which found expression in numerous ways, but especially in his membership of local councils.
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She drave over the firths to the land of King Jonakr, and he wedded her, and their sons were Sorli, and Erp, and Hamdir, and there was
The Story of the Volsungs
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In the wall of the dark passage leading from the outer door into the room was a recess where a pan and pitcher of water always stood wedded, as it were, and a little hole, known as the "bole," in the wall opposite the fireplace contained Cree's library.
Auld Licht Idylls
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Would life with her have secured any of the benefits of being a single man while retaining the delights of wedded bliss?
Times, Sunday Times
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But from its inception, the Labor party was wedded to the capitalist profit system.
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Mr Lowe has just celebrated six months of wedded bliss to his sweetheart Ellen.
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Congratulations to them on 35 years of wedded bliss.
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I played a photographer - one who was wedded to the bottle.
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Recently wedded couples find numerous getaways in this country.
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Ninety years wedded is the unique record of Francisco Espor, aged one hundred and ten, and his wife, Rafael, aged one hundred and seven.
Could This Be a Marriage Record?
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But the real purveyors of violence are deeply wedded to the very conditions that give rise to these forms of struggle.
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The dressmaker was a buxom person, handsomely dressed and rather good – looking, but much older than the gentleman in the Turkish trousers, whom she had wedded some six months before.
Nicholas Nickleby
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A nation once wedded to spirits, beer and cocktails changed its habits dramatically in the past quarter of a century.
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His lawfully wedded wife, as Lucivee has in fact turned out to be, hasn't lost a moment getting him safely tucked away.
SOMETHING IN THE WATER
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Eccentricities, habits, and beliefs: Hardy was a bachelor all his life and was wedded to mathematics.
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In the case of the chancellery, three different buildings are wedded together with a series of outdoor spaces.
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When I returned with my dear-bought honours, purchased by toil and blood, I found her wedded to a
Ivanhoe
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The wonderfully rounded performances on his early discs, when peerless technique was wedded to Apollonian refinement, now seem to belong to another age entirely.
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Erotic pleasure cannot be separated from culture, and in our culture male eroticism is wedded to power.
Think Progress » In 2005, Exxon CEO Raked in 190K a Day
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Witness the pathos of the nation's first temple in its largest metropolis: a president, unencumbered by elections, wedded to perennial power locked in legal combat with a shadow board of trustees bent on her ouster.
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If they were a bit more mature, and less wedded to surface impressions they would probably be able to communicate with each other and sort out the problems.
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One was that customers were ‘wedded’ to the weekly collection, seeing it as a basic service entitlement and focusing more on the perceived problems around fortnightly collections.
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And the next thing I knew o 'th' matter, there was a wedding, and my little lady wedded to Lord Ernle, and Mistress Marian her bridemaid.
A Brother To Dragons and Other Old-time Tales
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He wedded a lady in Flanders and had a son or twain, but I have never seen them nor my stepdame; and now Gilbert there, who brought the letter to the
The Herd Boy and His Hermit
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Thus Austen represents in her a portrait of one who is a stranger to love but wedded to reason.
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We are so inveterately wedded to the conceptual decomposition of life that I know that this will seem to you like putting muddiest confusion in place of clearest thought, and relapsing into a molluscoid state of mind.
A Pluralistic Universe Hibbert Lectures at Manchester College on the Present Situation in Philosophy
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They will probably pick off only the worried well who are Web-savvy, have a wealth of connections in their field and are wedded to a high-maintenance lifestyle.
Boomers keep on chugging, but can they keep jobs?
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Now young Sir Rowland Nasmyth (him who was father to that Sir Rowland who wedded your sister the Lady Anne last Michaelmas, ye mind, dears), he would be often over for a day, or maybe several days, at the castle; and all four would ride a-hawking, or ramble together, two by two, through the park; or Lord Ernle and Sir Rowland would play at rackets, and i 'fecks 'twas a sight to see 'em at it!
A Brother To Dragons and Other Old-time Tales
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I love her, but I just don't think I'm cut out for a life of wedded bliss.
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Conservationists are mostly wedded to preserving diversity in nature.
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Now, she was professionally wedded to Alexander and the extraordinary hours he kept.
THE RHYTHM SECTION
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I was invited over by the newly wedded couple for a meal.
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We traded intestines for brain cells and became evolutionarily wedded to fire.
Times, Sunday Times
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When Boo and I decided to forever tangle ourselves together in wedded bliss, we never gave much thought to what that meant.
Good Bye Dear Hubs, Hello Hairy Legs… @ Attack of the Redneck Mommy
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He wished only that he and drink were not so securely wedded.
THE GOLDEN LION
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The couple, aged 77 and 81 respectively, are founder members of the club, and think mutual interests and plenty of activity are key to wedded bliss.
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Joseph Priestley, the great Unitarian humanist and discoverer of oxygen, was wedded to a bogus theory of the chemistry of gasses wherein they burned into “phlogiston,” which he called a “principle of inflammability.”
Flaws of Gravity
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Conservationists are mostly wedded to preserving diversity in nature.
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In they came, their eyes bedimmed with tears, and took their seats in all humility near the chair of the lady whom Paris the archer once wedded, one on this side, one on that, to right and left, with weapons on them; and both threw their suppliant arms round the knees of
Orestes
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Is wedded bliss not quite so blissful any more?
Times, Sunday Times
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He is also leader of the Romanian Socialist Workers' Party, which is wedded to nationalist policies accused of breeding dissent between the region's ethnic groups.
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Since the 1970s, environmentalists have been wedded to the notion that nuclear power is the epitome of evil.
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It's as if the notions of ‘food’ and ‘pyramid’ were forever wedded, regardless of the arrangement of details.
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Also belated anniversary wishes to William and Paula from all their families; they celebrated 12 years of wedded bliss on 26th November.
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Flattened columns measuring about 2 feet in height, they feature irregular curves wedded to a rectilinear vertical edge - a motif echoed in some of the paintings.
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What we have is a political appeal to those of you wedded to the idea that you're ideological partners to Orwellian power brokers and molders of a new society.
A Q&A Relevant to Catastrophyism
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Carinthia, suddenly wedded, passionately grateful for humbleness exalted, virginly sensible of treasures of love to give, resembled the inanimate and most inspiring, was mindless and inexpressive, past memory, beyond the hopes, a thing of the thrilled blood and skylark air, since she laid her hand in this young man's.
Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith
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This novel is filled with enough drama and humor to keep readers up all night to find out what happens next in Montana's determined quest for wedded bliss.
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As the young lovers sailed off into wedded bliss, the first series ended with a cliffhanger for the supporting duo.
Times, Sunday Times
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She told her children that our country was the place to go in that it was wedded to the idea of due process which, I believe, first found expression in Magna Carta.
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Her — for such is her will — I will bring home to be my wedded wife; do ye preserve her, the glorious saviour of all Achaea and of yourselves.
The Argonautica
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Will it be wedded bliss for him at last?
The Sun
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His shrewd assessment of political reality was wedded to a belief in the necessity of moral idealism in human affairs.
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On the other hand the bureaucrats were wedded to social partnership and wanted to avoid conflict with the authorities at all costs.
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December, till the work is accomplished, come Letters of renegation, come Curates who are 'learning to be Carpenters,' Curates with their new-wedded Nuns: has not the Day of Reason dawned, very swiftly, and become noon?
The French Revolution
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Relishing her best film role for some time, Stockard Channing is the high-powered business executive wedded to her mobile and merciless in the demands she makes on others.
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But this didn't matter so long as you had a conservative elite which was wedded to the principles of liberty.
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People seem to reach a certain age and start rushing into wedded bliss with whoever comes along.
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And then they of the line of Levi wedded wives of the line of Judah, so that the line royal and the line of the priests were always joined together by cousinage.
The Golden Legend, vol. 5
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They will outperform those wedded to market share, EBITDA growth, or EPS management.
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The person at present connected with her in the bonds of wedded life -- also goitrous and morally repulsive -- stood by and gazed down upon her like a proud bridegroom.
Across China on Foot
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He was wedded already to his books and his parish.
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`Frederick Thomas, wilt thou have this woman to thy wedded wife?
GOODBYE CURATE
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The reception was held in The Castlecourt Hotel, Westport, and we wish Dermot and Kathy every good wish for the future, health and happiness and many years of wedded bliss.
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As the young lovers sailed off into wedded bliss, the first series ended with a cliffhanger for the supporting duo.
Times, Sunday Times
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This is politically difficult in a country that emits 25% of the world's carbon dioxide and is wedded to cheap petrol and big cars.
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Economists at the time were wedded to using their tools exclusively for analyzing the consequences of government policies that were selected by the political process.
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When it comes to wedded bliss, walking down the aisle is the easy part.
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Local forms are endlessly trivialized, bastardized and wedded to the worst aspects of Western speculative ‘architecture’.
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The menace of grooms deserting their legally wedded wives is rampant.
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On the celebration of their 50th, Peggy's brother, Fr. Seamus McEvoy, celebrated the Nuptial Mass and wished them both many more years of wedded bliss.
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You are obviously wedded to the left-liberal analysis of social deviancy - crime etc. as resulting from relative poverty.
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You come from a political culture wedded to the short-term, to an initiative a month, all of them tied to the careers of thrusting ministers desperate to make their mark.
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I'd forsake my ain wedded lord tae gae wi the gypsy laddies
Gypsy Laddies
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Conservatives, however, remain wedded to Bush†™ s stay the course rhetoric, unwilling to make any promises of a near-term departure from Iraq.
Think Progress » Progressive Unity on Iraq: Redeployment Must Begin Immediately
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It is not the custom in our country for a widow to live long unwedded.
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As the young lovers sailed off into wedded bliss, the first series ended with a cliffhanger for the supporting duo.
Times, Sunday Times
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The ring was on her hand, the Bishop's benediction had been given, the bridesmaids were a-poise to resume their place in the procession, and the organ was showing preliminary symptoms of breaking out into the Mendelssohn March, without which no newly-wedded couple had ever emerged upon New York.
The Age of Innocence
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They appear to be wedded to feudal customs and practices.
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But the wedded bliss doesn't last.
Times, Sunday Times
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Far less ambiguous is the evidence that Australia and cricket are no longer wedded in bliss.
Times, Sunday Times
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She had no marriage portion, no expectations, no means of getting known, understood, loved, and wedded by a man of wealth and distinction; and she let herself be married off to a little clerk in the Ministry of Education.
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It's wedded to political cronyism.
Times, Sunday Times
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Successful leaders are emotionally and intellectually oriented to the future - not wedded to the past.
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This was harmoniously wedded to an uninteresting brown flavour in which sugary notes predominated.
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Mr Lowe has just celebrated six months of wedded bliss to his sweetheart Ellen.
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Wid ye forsake yer ain wedded lord tae gae follow wi the gypsy laddies
Gypsy Laddies
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He's just a real badass, wedded to the mission without really caring what it is.
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All these people have much to offer us, but they will never be able to put their ideas into action while they are stuck in a party that is wedded to the increasingly outdated notion of independence.
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And the biggie: a daylong marriage seminar in November 1991 for wedded inmates at the Daniel prison.
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May they live in wedded bliss and harmony forever!
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Now within the palace in the city, as aforetime, lay lordly Alcinous and Arete, the revered wife of Alcinous, and on their couch through the night they were devising plans about the maiden; and him, as her wedded husband, the wife addressed with loving words:
The Argonautica
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I was invited over by the newly wedded couple for a meal.
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Cultivators of the earth are the most valuable citizens. They are the most vigorous, the most independent, the most virtuous, and they are tied to their country and wedded to it’s liberty and interests by the most lasting bands. Thomas Jefferson
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But the wedded bliss doesn't last.
Times, Sunday Times
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Would life with her have secured any of the benefits of being a single man while retaining the delights of wedded bliss?
Times, Sunday Times
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The Republicans were wedded to conservative fiscal views that stressed the importance of balancing the budget and cutting taxes.
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He may be termed formless by those who, not without much reason to show for themselves, are wedded to the established forms and ratified refinements of poetic art; but it seems reasonable to enlarge the canon till it includes so great and startling a genius, rather than to draw it close and exclude him.
Poems By Walt Whitman
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If you like reading about literature, can ignore the frequent use of the ugly word "problematize", and aren't fanatically wedded to one theoretical approach, the book can be addictive.
Archive 2005-07-01
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We wish Niamh and Jim many years of wedded bliss.
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The rich world keeps the South wedded to commodity production by putting up tariff barriers to manufactured goods.
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There is no need to describe in intricate detail the debilitating obstacle course Indonesian women and their foreign husbands must negotiate in pursuit of wedded bliss.
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But these two theories are incompatible with each other in their present forms; at least one of them, and almost certainly both, must undergo substantial revision if they are to be wedded together.
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The majority are wedded to the sanctity of life.
Times, Sunday Times
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Conservationists are mostly wedded to preserving diversity in nature.
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Is wedded bliss not quite so blissful any more?
Times, Sunday Times
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I was invited over by the newly wedded couple for a meal.
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Cultivators of the earth are the most valuable citizens. They are the most vigorous, the most independent, the most virtuous, and they are tied to their country and wedded to it’s liberty and interests by the most lasting bands. Thomas Jefferson
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My Lawfully-Wedded and I have decided to buy some trees to reforest the planet for Valentine's Day this year.
Dr. Susan Corso: A Valentine For Peace
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About them came the "beaux," -- the younger officers who were here to-night, the aides, the unwedded legislators.
The Long Roll
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But she is disappointed by what she finds - most of her students view their time there as a stepping stone to wedded bliss.
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The Labour Party is wedded to capitalism and the competition for profit that makes the system tick.
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Like many others of her background, Nightingale was wedded to her work.
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Yet in menswear we are wedded to convention in a way womenswear is not.
Times, Sunday Times
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Our hearing is indissolubly wedded to five-beat Shakespearean blank verse, usually unrhymed iambic pentameter.
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Deny to others what you will; to me, it is as clear as day, that in forsaking your husband and home, you are acting under David Stuart's advice, in the hope of becoming, by a most indecent fiction of the law, his wedded wife.
Stuart of Dunleath: A Story of Modern Times
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The dressmaker was a buxom person, handsomely dressed and rather good-looking, but much older than the gentleman in the Turkish trousers, whom she had wedded some six months before.
Nicholas Nickleby
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A lot of people recognise his intellectual ability, his leadership and the fact that he is wedded to the values of the party.
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We must avoid as a nation schemes that create perceptions of instant gratification through the grab-and-take-all-and-run and instead go into value for money, win-win type of acquisition that are promotive of good relations inside and outside the companies between the newly-wedded business partners.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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But he was a gamesome professor, a huntsman, a man of the field; also he was wedded to his lusts, which he did also venture to keep, rather than the birthright.
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Autonoe whom long haired Aristaeus wedded, and Polydorus also in rich-crowned Thebe.
Hesiod, Homeric Hymns, and Homerica
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This is an administration so wedded to spin and manipulation that it is seeking to blacken a decent man's reputation even as his body lies unburied.
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Jack of the Smithies was a trencherman of the very first order, and being well wedded (with a promise already of young soldiers to come), it behooved him to fill all his holes away from home, and spare his own cupboard for the sake of Mistress Smithies.
Mary Anerley
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If you shock or disgust her by precipitancy or over-eagerness, or zeal, appreciate it may be the undoing of your wedded bliss and joy.
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Do you, William, take Elizabeth to be your lawfully wedded wife?
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But wedded couples can take comfort from the fact they will be happier than their single pals.
The Sun
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There is very little conventional ‘melody’ in the opera, but the words and music are so wedded together that a remembered phrase can recall the way it was shaped.
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Far too many people adhere to the notion that the Army cannot transform from within, as we are too hidebound, too wedded to orthodoxy.
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He journeyed to fight for her, but when he returned, she was wedded to a petty Gascon squire, who had done nothing for her!
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John's many friends in Charlestown wish him and his bride Kelly every good wish for the future and many happy years of wedded bliss and look forward to catching up with them on his next visit home to the Charlestown area.
