Sentence examples for getting married ever from inspiring English sources
Mark Mather of the Population Reference Bureau, a research outfit, notes that couples have been getting married ever later in life; in 2011 the median age at first marriage was 28.7 and 26.5 for men and women respectively, the highest on record.
Mum and Dad will not pressure you to get married ever again.
Don't want to get married ever?
"I don't want to get married, ever".
"I don't want to get married, ever," she tells us in a low voice, when her mother ducks inside to make tea.
America is particularly exposed to the virtuous-meritocracy paradox because its poor are getting married in ever smaller numbers, leaving more children with single mothers short of time and money.
Americans are getting married at ever-older ages, and a new report says this trend may be partly responsible for the shrinking of the middle class.
Women are getting married later than ever before, and this has an impact on consumer spending.
Even more worrisome to him and others in Krolah, they're getting married earlier than ever before.
