Sentence examples for ever be married from inspiring English sources
Married couples may be half of all households, but that does not mean that only half of Americans will ever be married.
I could only ever be married to my husband, who was raised Episcopalian but now only adheres to the tenets of mellow.
Could it be possible that my Facebook friends are right when they say that African-American women, who are more likely to live in poverty and the least likely to ever be married, are self-medicating their depression by using food as an opiate?
Indeed, as I tell in my book "From The Closet to the Courtroom," when the plaintiffs in the Hawaii same-sex marriage case in 1991 first asked the Honolulu civil rights lawyer who eventually represented them to take their case, the attorney had never before considered the possibility that two people of the same gender could ever be married.
Most of all, the wedding itself, seeing this boy become more of an adult than I think I will ever be, marrying the woman he was clearly meant to be with for the rest of his life, and vice versa.
Since the DV module was only asked of women who were then or had ever been married, this analysis is of ever-married women only.
Sick brothers were also less likely to be literate, to have ever been married, and to have reported an occupation.
