How To Use Matchmaker In A Sentence
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An intuitive friend is a matchmaker.
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That could change when a neighbour plays matchmaker.
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Some vestiges of arranged marriage continue and many couples rely on matchmakers to find mates.
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These are the professional matchmakers, but there are also matchmakers who just promote marriage out of kind-heartedness.
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The moon at the top of your love chart plays matchmaker to help you recognise your perfect partner - but their identity may amaze you.
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A different kind of love could be on offer when a pal plays matchmaker.
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He finds he is often subtly playing matchmaker.
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Kirstein was an artistic matchmaker in the manner of Diaghilev, bringing together choreographers, composers and visual artists.
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Orly claimed Majerik became her client after she helped the widow prevail in a lawsuit against another matchmaker.
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Other men asked a matchmaker to arrange marriages for them.
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When young Orthodox men and women reach a marriageable age, and receive a recommendation from a shadchan, or matchmaker, about a potential mate, they make a very important phone call.
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Dolly is a professional matchmaker who specialises in pairing up rich businessmen with beautiful wives.
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But the telly host is in need of her own matchmaker now she is single again.
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With phones literally ringing off the hook, BlackBerry abuzz, it's a typically hectic day for Levy, a matchmaker, or shadchan, in the Orthodox Jewish community in Midwood.
Orthodox Matchmaker: A Love Story in Midwood
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Your richest pal plays matchmaker for you.
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SINGLE: Love that heals hearts begins when a wise friend plays matchmaker.
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Do Hunan masses matchmaker occupation Tec have the advertising design special field? Whether good or not?
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Matchmakers must avoid trying to take advantage of this situation to push services or to charge prices that would not interest the client if he or she were in a more balanced state of mind.
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Parents or matchmakers do most of the visiting and arranging.
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All his opponents in his sensational contender days had been arranged by a sleazy matchmaker.
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She dubbed herself an official matchmaker and dispensed all sorts of advice to her brother.
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The bonesetter had to give Chang's matchmaker an awkward answer: "I'm sorry," he said, "but my daughter cried herself sick, unable to bear the thought of leaving her worthless father.
The Bonesetter's Daughter
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When you set out to play matchmaker for a friend, you could realise who is the love of your life.
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We don't even have enough money to reward the matchmaker, let alone get married.
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A bossy friend plays matchmaker.
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As she weighed up her matchmaker's assurances that this man was not "belching" or "rough talking" and had been Ivy League-educated, "Sheldon" started dating another woman.
The Case Against Settling
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Could it be playing matchmaker to join up two tech boom beauties?
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Matchmaker, can you match my daughter with a nice young man?
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The first marriage proposal came from Chang's matchmaker, who went to the bonesetter and related the good omens.
The Bonesetter's Daughter
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A wise pal will play matchmaker.
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Multivariate design language pattern and many dimensions of artistic form construction make the biography matchmaker artistic form more perfect and full-grown.
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The pal who knows you best turns matchmaker.
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Traditionally, marriages were arranged by the couple's parents through a matchmaker.
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FA ZHOU : Honorable ancestors, please help Mulan impress the matchmaker today.
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Others may find partners through arranged meetings made by parents, relatives, friends, and professional matchmakers.
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The couple were set up by the matchmaker and their marriage agreed upon by their parents and they didn't even have to know one another before the wedding ceremony.
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She prefers to think of herself as a piano matchmaker.
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Most offline dating services and matchmakers do not perform background checks, nor do speed dating, other singles organizations, and newspaper personal ads.
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If the concept takes off, the matchmakers hope to arrange more events for specific age-groups later in the year.
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The marriage of her own parents were arranged through a matchmaker and they were married without even meeting each other first.
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Joanne, an effervescent 42-year-old mother of seven, is a shadchan, one of the matchmakers who devote hours each day to arranging matrimonial blind dates, or shidduchs.
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The firm is a merger and acquisition matchmaker for companies with market values of $300,000 to $15 million.
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Anyway, I am here, loud and clear and in my best camouflage Snuggie not a joke to give you your dose of cray cray, your Millionaire Matchmaker live-blog.
Meredith Fineman: SEASON FINALE MILLIONAIRE MATCHMAKER LIVE-BLOG!
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Besides being a judge, Soo-Il was also a talented matchmaker.
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I've been called a yenta, matchmaker and people magnet.
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Your wisest friend will play matchmaker.
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This was still a country of matchmakers and arranged marriages, and much pressure was brought to bear.
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That changes when friend plays matchmaker.
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Like business brokers, the matchmakers are unregulated or, at most, loosely regulated.
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Some friends played matchmaker and had us both over to dinner.
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Anyway, being a professional matchmaker really appeals to me.
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Orly claimed Majerik became her client after she helped the widow prevail in a lawsuit against another matchmaker.
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While news sites, social networks and even e-commerce websites allow for real-time, multimedia interactions, traditional online matchmakers are comparably low-tech, more like virtual singles bars where daters wander around wearing boards listing their key characteristics: age, height, an aversion to poodles.
Online Dating Startups Drive Matchmaking Makeover
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A newly married friend acts as matchmaker.
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Marriages often are brokered by a matchmaker since the economic aspects of marriage require experienced calculation.
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Marriages are often arranged by the families through the services of a matchmaker or go-between, and commence with a ritual celebration, or wedding.
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Orly claimed Majerik became her client after she helped the widow prevail in a lawsuit against another matchmaker.
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The same point could be made about the financial matchmakers, who whip up merger mania to earn big commissions.
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Dating is not allowed, and marriages are arranged by the families or by matchmakers.
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Traditionally, marriages are arranged, generally through the mediation of a matchmaker.
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The friend who knows you best will play matchmaker.
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Most marriages in the world are arranged by family members or matchmakers, and in many of these, partners somehow learn to love each other over time.
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This type of lover may profit from working with a matchmaker or a computer dating service, in which inappropriate relationship candidates will be screened out.
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Professional shadchan (matchmakers) take a dim view of that sort of thing.
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In this time of tribulation for these two gorgeous, devastated stars, I would like to offer my services, not as transcontinental gossip provider, but as celebrity matchmaker!
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A woman with a smile as ready as it is warm, Ann has all the motherly charms of a village matchmaker.
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She played matchmaker and got them to swap numbers.
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As a result, it is now acting as matchmaker in encouraging mergers and alliances that will slim the civil aviation sector down to more competitive proportions.
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The latest focus of regulators 'inquiry are firms known as interdealer brokers, or the generally small, independent shops that serve as matchmakers for Wall Street firms trading in credit-default swaps, bonds and other instruments.
Between the Hedges
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If you are single, then your wisest pal will play matchmaker.
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Ours, after all, was not a marriage arranged by a matchmaker or by our parents.
