Examples of 'married jean' in a sentence
Meaning of "married jean"
This phrase implies that someone named 'Jean' is married. It suggests that the individual named Jean is in a marital relationship
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He married Jean Scofield and they have three daughters.
At the young age of fourteen she married Jean Lattapiat.
Towse married Jean French and had a son and three daughters.
During the war he had met and married Jean Vipond.
He married Jean Rodenbaugh and had five children.
The next year he married Jean Strain.
He married Jean Enwright, whom he had known since childhood.
Andree became an artist and married Jean Vilar.
Phyllis Bronfman married Jean Lambert of the Belgian banking and mining interests.
Andrée became an artist and married Jean Vilar.
She married Jean Magloire ; the couple later divorced.
In the second half of the fourteenth century Agnès de Blancafort married Jean de Boucard.
When Cyclops married Jean Grey, he seemed to have reached a happy ending.
The marriage was dissolved, and secondly he married Jean Beckwith.
She married Jean de Chastelet, Baron de Beausoleil et d'Auffenbach an expert in mining.
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The following year, he married Jean Sullivan.
She was later married Jean Philippe de Bourbon of Navarre, a royal descendant of France.
Shortly after the war ended, she married Jean Nicolas, an architect.
Colette married Jean Boisseau, a second lieutenant in the seventh battalion of the Alpine Hunters.
Einar 's son, Griffin, had married Jean years ago.
She married Jean Renoir, the painter 's son, and acted in a number of his films.
After Louisa 's death he married Jean Leckie ; they had three children.
He married Jean Currivan in 1990 and he has a son named Matthew and a daughter named Emily.
His heiress, Anne, had married Jean de Montfort with a contract similar to Edme 's one.
He married Jean Ogilvie in 1952 and they had three children together - two sons and a daughter.
Two years later, she married Jean Loontjens, a Belgian businessman.
He married Jean Margaret Reynolds in 1940 and they stayed married until his death.
In 1657 Marguerite married Jean de la Cloche who gave his name to James.
Célita married Jean Philippe Lubin, Count of Pétion-Ville, and had issue.
In the 1860s, she married Jean Rouchy and participated in the founding of a cooperative bakery.
In 1937 She married Jean Lion and attained French citizenship from him.
