Sentence examples for enough to be married from inspiring English sources

Takashi tells the young man that he and Akiko aren't "experienced" enough to be married.

With Resistance fighters waiting for the return trip, Raymond is brought from his cell long enough to be married.

Shamsia, then 17, was old enough to be married; she was wearing a black scarf that covered most of her face.

Juliet Capulet may be old enough to be married, by the standards of her place and time, but she behaves like the adolescent she is in Yale Repertory Theater's fresh, intense, wonderfully playful new production of "Romeo and Juliet".

"My hope," said Julie Wilson, who runs a high school gay-straight alliance, "is that my students, when they're old enough to be married, will be able to marry whoever they want".

Other dishes excel because Mr. Ripert knows what makes a good match, knows monkfish is meaty enough to be married to a hearty paprika sauce but halibut needs something less forceful.

And someone who's had enough experience to be married now without wondering What if?

But a study out of Brigham Young University sought to delve deeper into the issue, asking whether it is enough just to be married to reap health benefits, or is it the quality of the partner relationship that matters?

I almost feel as though I will never live long enough to become an author, to be married and have a family.

He was twice my age, old enough to be my dad, married with two kids, his wife was pregnant, and I suppose I put a lot of trust in that, in some ways.

Her lawyer, George Hayford, "inexperienced and probably crooked", was forced to confirm that she was pregnant and believed that the real decision to incarcerate her for three years in San Quentin State Prison was largely due to this, writing that "her real crime is that she is a poor girl not having sense enough to have been married".