Sentence examples for cohabit for from inspiring English sources

Ed Sedarbaum, executive director of the Loft, said: "Certainly there is no need to require that same-sex couples cohabit for a year before qualifying for registration.

By contrast, his presumed opponent in the election, Lionel Jospin, the Socialist prime minister with whom the voters have forced Mr Chirac to "cohabit" for the past four years, is according to the reported words of Mr Chirac number two.

Or can Lionel Jospin, the Socialist prime minister with whom Mr Chirac has had to "cohabit" for the past four years, secure both the presidency and the National Assembly for the left Alas, the chattering classes still don't know.

Lina and Panbin are "a wartime couple" — a term, Jin explains, "referring to those men and women who, unable to bring their spouses to America, cohabit for the time being to comfort each other and also to reduce living expenses".

The impact of the recession, the struggle to save for house deposits and the fact most young couples cohabit for a number of years before tying the knot have all been given as reasons for the shift towards cash gifts.

Jon passes the audition, which consists of being asked, "You play C, F, and G?," and finds himself spirited off to Ireland, in the back of a van, to cohabit for months with soronprfbs in a secluded house beside a lake, working on an album that almost no one will want to hear.

We may be newly married, but we've been together for nine years, cohabiting for eight.

All this is because, during Ottoman times, Greeks and Turks cohabited for 400 years.

They had been cohabiting for four years, but their relationship had hit troubled times.

In another New York gallery, Joseph Beuys, a German who had served in the Luftwaffe, cohabited for three days with a coyote.

Marriage sorts out pensions and avoids a 40% inheritance tax for a surviving affluent partner who has cohabited for several decades.