Sentence examples for cohabitants from inspiring English sources
Although 7.5 million people live in cohabiting families, representing 15% of all families, the Law Commission says cohabitants are among the people least likely to have a will.
Its recommendations, which are contained in the Inheritance (Cohabitants) Bill, state that this entitlement should be applied after two years of cohabiting if a couple has a child, providing the child was living with the couple when one parent died.
Roll-stuffers can cast multiple votes by using ballots addressed to their non-existent cohabitants.
Soon it was time to eat, at a table laden with seaweed and its cohabitants.
We first see them on the couch of their modest, bohemian apartment, each with a laptop, looking more like twins or a shaggy, bony, two-headed creature than like romantic cohabitants.
Cohabitants: Kim Catullo (spouse), Sadie (a Shar-pei-Lab mix) and Justin ("some kind of Lab-Hound").
The borderline between a lodger and a cohabitant is by no means clear-cut in all cases nor readily established by any outside agency.
The 15-year-old girl's mother is said to have come to Hong Kong from the Philippines to work for Mr Cousins as a domestic helper in around 1990, but later became his cohabitant in 1994, according to a police source.
An ongoing domestic drama which requires no human cohabitant.
To this kindly dog custodian it implied that Ava's spectral cohabitant was not only poor but dissolute or deranged.
Her somewhat rocky past ("I've been to jail. It was called battery of a cohabitant but we're not talking about that") was smoothed over by a mixture of chocolate, ice cream and toppings.
