10 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Marry' in a Sentence
"To enter into marriage with someone; to take someone as a spouse." more
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As the clock strikes midnight, the newlyweds will have been marrying into the new year.
By the time the new year arrives, they will have been marrying for a decade.
By the end of the week, John and Jane will have been marrying each other for 25 years.
In 2030, many couples will have been marrying in virtual reality ceremonies.
After months of planning, they will have been marrying in a grand ceremony next weekend.
By the time the spaceship lands, humans will have been marrying on Mars.
As the orchestra plays, the couple will have been marrying in a magical, musical setting.
By the time the flowers bloom, they will have been marrying amidst a beautiful garden.
After years of long-distance love, they will have been marrying as soon as he returns home.
When the sun sets, the couple on the beach will have been marrying under the stars.
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