newlywed

IPA: nˈuɫiwɛd

Examples of "newlywed" in Sentences

An early semi-autobiographical "newlywed" comic is a real treat.
But the term newlywed isn't quite accurate, so Diane Harris, 71, coined a new one.
Aww, people say that two years are the "newlywed" phase- but we've been married for a little over six years and still feel like newlyweds!
Although married women overall slept more soundly than unmarried women, the researchers, from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, did identify a "newlywed" effect.
In response, they recruited four "newlywed" couples, all married five years or less to contribute to the day by giving little presentations on some of the challenges early marriage presented.
The first anniversary may mark the official move away from 'newlywed', but Mr. JM and I are newlyweds through and through in behavior - especially when it comes to us being separated in any way.
At the Sheraton, Abdullah recalls a newlywed couple scrambling out of their honeymoon suite, wrapped only in bedsheets, when the hotel and the next-door Palestine Hotel were attacked in a suicide bombing in 2005.