Sentence examples for and marriages in the from inspiring English sources

His duties included being clerk to the island's courts and the States and registrar-general of births, deaths and marriages in the Bailiwick.

I recently read an article by anthropologist Dr. Wednesday Martin, who studied women and marriages in the Upper East Side of Manhattan for her book Primates of Park Avenue.

UNICEF supports the government of Ethiopia in establishing a vital event registration system (for births, deaths and marriages) in the country through technical and financial support.

They claimed we could never get Americans to put "gay" and "marriage" in the same sentence; we've grown a national majority for marriage.

I had particular hopes for "Miss Abigail's Guide to Dating, Mating and Marriage," in the downstairs theater at Sofia's restaurant in Midtown.

"We saw the separation of sex and marriage in the 1960s, and the separation of children and marriage in the 1980s," says Jane Lewis, who follows the subject at the London School of Economics.The fact that cohabitation is so acceptable means that those who do marry are a more select group.

In some ways the group exceeded its brief in its program "Amore: Love and Marriage in the Italian Renaissance" on Tuesday evening at the museum's Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium.

ART ISN'T IT ROMANTIC Nov. 18-March 15 Valentine's Day will come early to the Metropolitan Museum, when it surveys the art-historical impact of betrothal and marriage in the show "Art and Love in Renaissance Italy".

Nominally Roman Catholic, the Amuzgo celebrate their community's patron saint's day and practice baptism and marriage in the church; however, several non-Christian rituals are also observed, and the mythology of the community is non-Christian.

Playing at the Westside Theater on 43rd Street, the show, a revue about love and marriage in the suburbs, has grossed more than $200 million, according to the producers, and productions have been mounted in more than 500 cities, including Taipei, Tel Aviv, Rio de Janeiro and Sydney.

He said he understood the bishops' point of view and said the church faced a dilemma in dealing with the thorny realities of modern life, including abortion, gay rights and marriage in the priesthood.