Sentence examples for hold marriages from inspiring English sources

Booms, especially property booms, hold marriages together by raising the cost of living under two roofs.

Most Americans still marry eventually, and they continue to hold marriage in high regard.

Knowing that their friends and neighbors no longer hold marriage sacred can make it easier for people to wander.

As you continue to hold marriage meetings, the cycle of giving and receiving compliments expands.

Furthermore, many atheists hold marriage equality (for lack of a better word, I say) "sacred".

The Bhutanese government prohibited the Nepalese minority from practicing their traditional Hindu beliefs, but in New York the community is free to hold marriage ceremonies like this one.

Their songs may seem a bit twee in this age, but remember we young hippies were rediscovering the outdoors and countryside, going camping, even holding marriages in forests.

The Queen announced her decision after news that the ceremony was being moved from Windsor Castle to Windsor Guildhall because aides had overlooked the need for the castle to be licensed as a venue for holding marriages.

Despite being more explicit than most romantic comedies or even dramas, the sex scenes in "Fifty Shades Freed" are placeholders, signifying, in silence and by means of a now-familiar exoticism, ordinary matters — the acceptable level of sexual charge that holds marriages together and the way it shifts.

Even evangelical Christianity, which holds marriage in high regard, has picked up on the self-fulfillment message in books like the "Christian Family Guide to Losing Weight" and Joel Osteen's "Your Best Life Now: 7 Steps to Living at Your Full Potential".

"There's so much money spent in what I call the wipe-up," said Abbie Vianes, executive director of the Governor's Commission on Marriage in Utah, which holds marriage skills conferences.