Sentence examples for marriages called from inspiring English sources

One of those ghostwriters was Mildred Augustine - she was eventually, after two marriages, called Mildred Wirt Benson - to whom Stratemeyer originally assigned the Nancy Drew books.

Other planned events today included a demonstration and ceremony celebrating same-sex marriages called "The Wedding," with a $25 entry fee for those who wanted a certificate, was held on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.

We propose a simple schema and demonstrate its application on an evidence-driven agent-based model of inter-ethnic partnerships (dating and marriages), called 'DITCH'DITC

Undoubtedly, the passing of POCSO has been a major step forward in securing children's rights and furthering the cause of protecting children against sexual abuse in conjunction with a related legislation to clamp down on child marriages called the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act 2006.

Unicef opened a campaign today against forced childhood marriages, calling the practice a violation of human rights.

The United Methodist Church opposes the ordination of gays and same-sex marriages, calling homosexuality "incompatible with Christian doctrine".

A Greek court annulled the country's first pair of same-sex marriages, calling them illegal and invalid, judicial officials said Tuesday.

Supporters of same-sex marriage called the ruling a milestone.

Aldrich has written a best-selling book about his marriage called: "Gertrude Lawrence As Mrs. A".

In the European Parliament the Tories are joined with the Christian Democrats in a loveless marriage called the European People's Party.

Some Mozilla employees upset with Mr Eich's views on gay marriage called on him to step down.