Examples of using "épousé" in a sentence and their english translations:
I married a Canadian.
Why did you marry him?
- She married him last year.
- She got married to him last year.
He married Ann.
I married my daughter.
Why did you marry him?
She married money.
She married him for his money.
George married my sister.
She didn't marry the man.
- She married him.
- She got married to him.
I've married the wrong person.
Tom married a Canadian.
- She married a fireman.
- She married a firefighter.
She married an American.
He married a stewardess.
He married my cousin.
She married a musician.
She married my sister.
Sami married a Muslim woman.
- Tom got married to a widow.
- Tom married a widow.
She married a sailor.
He married a rich girl.
She did not marry the man.
When did you marry your wife?
I have a daughter who married a Frenchman.
My sister married a doctor.
She married a rich man.
She married him for his money.
She married Tom last month.
He married a very pretty girl.
He married a farmer's daughter.
She married a local boy.
I've never regretted marrying you.
He married a local girl.
He married his high school sweetheart.
Tom married Mary.
Sami married a young gay guy.
He married my cousin.
I was a fool for marrying someone like her.
I married my daughter.
They married boys older than them.
She married him even though she didn't like him.
Did I marry the right person?
I went to grad school, I married a wonderful man,
By the way, he married Armağan Toker.
Tom married an older girl.
To make a long story short, he married his first love.
She married an American.
We don't even know who Tom got married to.
She didn't marry him of her own will.
She married a musician.
She didn't know she had married a monster.
Were I younger and richer, you'd marry me.
She married a hotshot lawyer from New York.
Were I younger and richer, you'd marry me.
She married money.
Tom married the most beautiful girl in the city.
I am married to a Polish woman.
She married a rich man.