The Seabourn-Cunard marriage, meanwhile, has floundered.
His marriage, meanwhile, became the subject of tabloid scrutiny.
Her marriage, meanwhile, was in trouble, though she would never acknowledge this.
My parents' marriage, meanwhile, resembled nothing so much as a small business.
In her marriage, meanwhile, Jungr encountered the predictable consequences of an alliance with a man possessed of great originality of mind, artistic vision, and tremendous thirst.
Ted's marriage, meanwhile, had fallen apart, and he had become involved with Sandy Murphy, the woman who would be accused of murdering him.
Religious opponents of same-sex marriage, meanwhile, have already begun using church bulletins, diocesan newspapers and sermons from the pulpit to encourage their followers to contact legislators and let them know how they feel.
Proponents of same-sex marriage, meanwhile, make a rights-based argument, insisting that gays deserve the freedom to marry -- but they don't address the possible impact of gay marriage on society.
In the case of gay marriage, meanwhile, Obama benefited from the press's eagerness to cover capital-H History, earning a wave of glowing publicity for what amounted to a tacit admission that he had been deceiving voters about his convictions all along.
Wider American opinion on gay marriage, meanwhile, has evolved over the past decade.
