Examples of using "L'épouser" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I hope to marry her.
- I think I'd like to marry her.
I want to marry her.
- I wish I had got married to her.
- I wish I had married her.
I wanted to marry him.
I could've married him.
Do you want to marry her?
She promised to marry him.
She decided to marry him.
She persuaded him to marry her.
He made up his mind to marry her.
He decided to marry her.
She decided to marry him.
She promised to marry him.
She asked him to marry her.
He intended to marry her.
- Tom proposed to me.
- Tom asked me to marry him.
He eventually married her.
I think I'd like to marry her.
He was not able to marry her.
I don't intend to marry him.
I have half a mind to marry her.
I'm too poor to marry her.
I wonder whether he'll marry him.
I will never force you to marry him.
I'm getting married to her in June.
- It is a pity that he can not marry her.
- It's a pity that he can't marry her.
- It's a pity that he can't get married to her.
She made it plain that she wanted to marry him.
I hope to marry her.
My father did not let me marry him.
He made up his mind to marry her.
He knows better than to marry her.
He was unable to completely give up on his hopes of marrying her.
How did Tom convince Mary to marry him?
He is in love with his neighbor and wants to marry her.
I want to marry her.
He asked her to marry him, but she refused.
She's my girlfriend and I'll marry her one day.
He promised to marry her.
He asked her to marry him and she accepted his proposal.
She decided to marry him even though her parents didn't want her to.
I would rather die than marry him.
She ended up getting married to him.
My parents tried to talk him out of marrying her, but he wouldn't listen.
He promised to marry her.