Sentence examples for forbidden to marry from inspiring English sources

Princess Ronkonkoma, as the story goes, was forbidden to marry Birdsall, the man she loved.

Before the passage of the law known as the Lex Canuleia (445 bc), they were also forbidden to marry patricians.

She desires Theseus' son, Hippolytus (Dominic Cooper), who loves Aricia (the compelling Ruth Negga), the daughter of a former enemy, whom Theseus has forbidden to marry.

In addition, all Jews had to register with the authorities, limits were placed on their economic activities, and they were forbidden to marry "Aryans".

According to Khan, the law stems from an understanding of the Qu'ran which dictates classes of males which one is forbidden to marry.

Yet I suspect there are also very few who do not inwardly believe that in being forbidden to marry, they have been denied a basic human right.

I ask you this, why would I, as a lesbian woman, choose to live a life style in which I am forbidden to legally marry the person I love?

Jews and Arabs are forbidden to inter-marry in Israel: the tiny number who do must leave the country and marry abroad, usually in nearby Cyprus.

We could provide the blessing of marriage to those our culture forbids to let marry.

Having initially forbidden Jenufa to marry Steva because of his drunkenness, the Kostelnicka reverses herself and makes an appeal to his sense of responsibility.

Lucia is 15, and eight months' pregnant, but her parents have forbidden her to marry the father, Velasco, until she turns 18.