Sentence examples for getting married off from inspiring English sources

Most girls from poor families end up getting married off by their families before they can complete their education.

But they also need to offer up the services that could prevent vulnerable girls from getting married off, a new report concluded.

In a country where nearly half of all girls are married before they're 18, Rajasthan has one of the highest numbers of child brides in India with 74 per cent of girls getting married off before they turn 18.

Getting married off the Florida Keys is a relative bargain: a schooner holding as many as 100 people runs about $3,500 for four hours, plus $20 to $100 a person for food and drinks, Ms. Drew said.

Mr. Olson said, "After seeing more and more friends get married off, I would always ask them how they knew they were right for each other and without fail I would always get the same infuriating answer that they 'just knew' once they got together".

The ones who get married off as teenagers.

But instead, I almost got married off to my cousin because I sat next to him once and our arms touched.

"I think if men were shot in the head for going to school, or [if] men were locked up from 11 years-old and got married off to 60-year-old women, you know, if you turn it around, I think probably more of us would be making films about poor men," she says.

"I dropped out of school and got married off at an early age when I lost my mother, who was paying my school charges at that time," says Marie.

If they get married off-post and one of them is killed defending her country, the surviving spouse will get no benefits and have no other spousal rights.

Consider getting married during an off season, such as Lent, September through November, or April.