Sentence examples for formally married from inspiring English sources

Many women are still formally "married" to the men who sell them and keep the money.

He formally married Elizabeth Macheka in 2012 and is survived by her.

They were formally married in 1924 -- their wedding delayed by the catastrophic Tokyo earthquake of 1923.

They were never formally married and Helen's son, who was now back in the picture, was the same age as Lee.

By this time he had met Joan Vollmer who, though he was homosexual and she was not, became 'Mrs Burroughs' (they were never formally married).

The pair were formally married on Friday at St Bride's church, Fleet Street, in front of rector David Meara, with just their mothers attending.

Many non-orthodox Jews, who are not willing to have the state impose orthodox value on them, choose to formally marry in Cyprus or some other venue.

Most of us want formally get married, but in Russia it is still impossible.

"At our age there really was not any great reason to formally get married," said Mr. Weinstein, 71 and a lawyer in Roslyn, N.Y.

The following morning, I stared out the living-room window in horror: dozens of formally dressed young married couples, at least half of the women cradling babies, were standing around on the patchy lawn at the heart of the Terrace Circle complex.

The couple were married formally at the Bishop's Palace in Oslo on 23 November and, after stays at Elsinore and Copenhagen and a meeting with Tycho Brahe, returned to Scotland on 1 May 1590.