Sentence examples for marriages can be from inspiring English sources
Mergers, like marriages, can be legally defined and therefore readily counted.
As anyone who has been married knows, marriages can be fraught, and they sometimes dissolve entirely, rarely amicably.
"We should start talking about a church where a woman can become pope," Crocetta said, "where priests can marry, where even gay marriages can be performed.
Which is not to say that good marriages can be built merely on career prospects, quality time or even basic reliability.
In Britain, inter-faith marriages are legal: civil (registry office) marriages can be performed without religious conditions, an example of secular provision supporting religious choice.
But under Britain's complicated marriage laws she cannot have a religious wedding because the Registrar General of Births, Deaths and Marriages refuses to recognise Scientology chapels as a "places of worship" - the necessary step before marriages can be solemnised.
Marriage can be treacherous terrain.
Marriage can be an expensive proposition.
As a widow, marriage can be terrifying.
In that moment I saw how powerful marriage can be.
