Sentence examples for They intermarried from inspiring English sources
They intermarried with the noblest families of the land.
They intermarried within the community of free people of color before the Civil War.
They intermarried with the local population and used the territory granted them as a base to extend the frontiers of the duchy westward, annexing territory including the Bessin, the Cotentin Peninsula and Avranches.
Across five Southern states, they intermarried with whites, built houses in town and owned plantations with slaves.
Native Americans had aided runaway slaves, they represented resistance to white rule and they intermarried with African-Americans.
They intermingled, intermarried, lived not only side by side but under the same roof, often sharing the same bed.
"They're all intermarried," he says.
They had long been allied with French habitants, with whom they lived, traded, and intermarried.
Jewish ethnic identity and Judaic religious practice characterized most of the 31 intermarried couples they studied in depth, even though only five Asian-American spouses converted.
But few took note of the finding that 25 percent of intermarried Jews said they were raising children "partly Jewish by religion and partly something else".
