married man

“He was, in truth, a married man with a family; but they who knew him as the terror of opponents and as the divulger of legal opinions, heard nothing of his wife and children.”

The Eustace Diamonds

“In Scotland during haying-time every married man works alongside of some other man's wife.”

Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great

“Directed by Billy Wilder, it tells the story of a married man played by Tom Ewell who is obsessed with his lovely neighbor, played by Marilyn.”

Simon & Schuster: All The Available Light

“Narrative: On November 11, 1987, Ed Walters, a self-described prominent businessman and a happily married man with a son and daughter, was working in his home office in the early evening hours.”

Simon & Schuster: Space Ships of the Visitors

“The middle-aged and very discreet man at Messrs. Garnett's, who had given up the jewel-case to Sir Florian, was sure that he had known Sir Florian to be a married man when he did so.”

The Eustace Diamonds

“As happenstance had it, Lister Tate was the only married man in the room.”

Angry Lead Skies

“To Lizzie, who at present was very good-natured, the idea of Miss Macnulty having a lover, whether he were a married man or not, was very delightful.”

The Eustace Diamonds

““Who?” he asked her, expecting the name of a Catholic priest from up in Laurinburg or some married man who had never given her the time of day.”

Memory of Fire