fictitious marriage

Newt matches her by making their fictitious marriage miserable.

During the curtain call the actors - who had performed in fictitious marriage ceremonies as part of the musical - pulled back from their positions.

His real-life celebrity overshadows Milk's fictitious marriage, which is where the book's delicate, true heartbeat lies.

He was married to Gertrud Meyer from Lübeck in a fictitious marriage to protect her from deportation.

Accordingly, she contracted a "fictitious marriage" with Vladimir Kovalevsky, then a young paleontology student who would later become famous for his collaboration with Charles Darwin.

Fictitious marriage to a Dutch engineer named August van Leeuwen Boomkamp did not save her; nor did her nominal status as a Christian convert.

Hansi married Joel Brand ("a prominent member of the World Union of Mapai") in Budapest in 1935 in a fictitious marriage in order to be allowed to immigrate to Palestine.

In her one minute long, shortest short film Codename Figaro - as a contribution to the "Mozart year 2006" - she raises the ironic and politics critic question if "Le nozze di Figaro" actually was a fictitious marriage.

The result is a class in which students begin with Alvin Toffler's "Future Shock," review Erik Erikson's eight stages of life (discussed in his book "On Aggression") and end with a six-page paper summarizing their fictitious marriages and reflecting on their new perspectives on society.