Sentence examples for marriages such as from inspiring English sources

In the mid-80s, half the British population was opposed to mixed-race marriages such as my own.

But all too soon the Lyttons had joined the ranks of those Victorians with legendary bad marriages such as the Carlyles and the Ruskins.

Third, as a general rule, the smallest countries have the most mixed marriages, such as Luxembourg, Switzerland and the Baltic states.

However – and possibly as a response to the nation's exacting cultural mores – reports of unusual marriages such as Noah's have surged in the past few months, from small villages in Aceh to the capital city of Jakarta.

The marriage between Mr. Apatiki, 30, and the former Jennifer Campbell, 29, who was a bookkeeper for the village tribal council, was formalized five years ago, when traditional marriages such as theirs were still the norm here.

Twitter users also complained that rather than being selected for their achievements one in four selected women included those involved in marriages, such as Pippa Middleton, Charlene Wittstock who married Prince Albert of Monaco, and the Spanish billionaire the Duchess of Alba.

Within a few years, the marriage, such as it was, was over.

Somehow Puccini's marriage, such as it was, survived, and he completed the score for the premiere, in December 1910.

That fact, plus the quality of the central performances, alerts one to the fact that Much Ado is first cousin to those great Hollywood comedies of re-marriage such as The Philadelphia Story and His Girl Friday.

Any theatrical dramatization of Weill and Lenya's marriage, such as "LoveMusik" (a Manhattan Theatre Club production at the Biltmore), should really be about two things: a performer's allure and an artist's thought process.

The magazine also reported that a majority believes that gay spouses deserve some legal benefits of marriage (such as health insurance) and that, for the first time, fewer than half of Americans label homosexuality a sin.