wive

The woman had a handkerchief out to wive.

He has no romantic illusions: He comes to "wive and thrive."

Hadn't he seven dams to wive him?

You have worked at the desk to please me, Frank; it is but fair you should wive to please yourself."

But to rule A land, and wive a king, and bread to him Kings - then such persons are unsuitable.

Take thee live will save thee wive?

He became involved with Johannes Bückler (Schinderhannes), and even worked to wive him.

Having a daughter of Gaius Julius Caesar to wive would help, but nothing would scotch the slur entirely.

Be content rather that I die; for vows have passed between myself and her which forbid that while I live she can lawfully wive with another."

I come to wive it wealthily in Padua; If wealthily, then happily in Padua.

"In 1866/1867 a project was undertaken between Aaron Stemple and another landowner of the vicinity, a man named Jason Bolt, to wive the settlers.

Morgan Freeman plays Petruchio, her suitor, who has come to wive it wealthily in Padua and who succeeds in his goal.

In Don Evans's "Showdown," a black version of "The Taming of the Shrew," he was a confident rustic who decides to wive the sharpest-tongued woman in Philadelphia.

Some found seal wives, of course, and their daughters were silkie women, and their sons silkies still--but those who sought human women to wive were seldom happy with such matches and left their mates for their own kind."

Having arranged to bring the thirty New England girls around the Horn to wive the settlers in Seattle, he felt a paternal interest in them, quite apart from having a personal stake in seeing them all married or at least spoken for by January.

Ironically, the tempestuous relationship between Petruchio, who's "come to wive it wealthily" and Katherina - say Kate - the "irksome, bawling scold" is so astutely served here that the introductory troupe of strolling players turns out to be little more than a diverting option.

Reset in Little Italy in Manhattan, with a Petruchio who says (sorry Shakespeare, sorry Cole Porter) he comes "to wive it wealthily in America," the production is awash with images of people flashing bankrolls and symbols of conspicuous consumption.

And first I will go up to the King myself and alone and I will say to him: 'I prayed my father to wive me with thee, but he refused, being resolved to disappoint his lord, grudging the like of me to the like of thee'."

If I could bid the fifth welcome with so good heart as I can bid the other four farewell, I should be glad of his approach; if he have the condition of a saint and the complexion of a devil, I had rather he should shrive me than wive me.