Meanings of short honeymoon in English

The Budget's short honeymoon, and forecasts for growth and dairy price recovery... really?

It looks like being a very short honeymoon for Australia's new opposition leader.

What had sex been like between them on that short honeymoon?

By the time this goes out we'll be married and on a short honeymoon.

Sir Carey said he must insist on a short honeymoon even though they were obliged to spend it in an Embassy.

It was a short honeymoon, for both were anxious to return home to Villa San Giuseppe and start their lives over together.

At the first meeting of the secretly united pair after their short honeymoon they were compelled to behave as strangers to each other.

And they were married in this same summer, and spent a short honeymoon at Bingen on the Rhine-made famous by Mrs. Norton's poem.

Accordingly they spent their short honeymoon in London, so as to see for themselves the vessel in which their passage was to be taken.

But ironically, the decisive win could ensure a short honeymoon and uncover long-standing fissures within what until now has been an unusually unified bloc.

But rarely has there been a shorter honeymoon, seldom a swifter awakening.

"Stella," he said, "it's been a very short honeymoon, but I'm afraid it's over.

New leaders get short honeymoons and even shorter shrift from their party colleagues when they fail to meet the undiminishing expectations which accompany these phenomena.

Beijing - Chinese hill farmers who fell victim to a bride-for-sale scam in a remote part of China enjoyed very short honeymoons, writes Miriam Donohoe.

The few days which intervened between his marriage and the meeting of Congress- ashorthoneymoon-werespent under the roof of Commodore Nicholson in New York.