Sentence examples for marriages whose from inspiring English sources

His sister — the bitter survivor of three failed marriages whose children have fled the country, "sick to despair of the situation in Egypt" — uses the pretext of the stolen ring to evict her brother from their shared apartment and mount a campaign to steal his office.

By cutting back and forth between Delia's story and Meri's, Ms. Miller is able to compare and contrast the two women's marriages — whose differences are as much generational as they are idiosyncratic — while exploring the ways in which people define themselves by the choices they have made in love.

Historical evidence shows that: nobles tended to marry nobles with identical title; and, German marriages, whose dowry rules were more rigid, were characterized by a higher degree of homogamy in titles than English marriages.

WANTAGH, N.Y., Sept. 4 — The courtship bogged down over some of the usual questions of later-life marriages: Whose domicile and whose furniture would survive, for starters?

It was a marriage whose break-up in 2006 placed considerable stress on the practice.

McGwire also has a 21-year-old son from his first marriage whose childhood he regrets having largely missed.

And some of his greatest truthtelling is directed at the institution of marriage, whose social and moral "rightness" Mommy insisted on.

Twenty-six states have constitutional bans on same-sex marriage, whose legality is also being weighed by the highest courts of Connecticut, California and Iowa.

The man certainly was, and it was an open secret in Russian society, particularly after an unconsummated marriage whose failure was relatively well known.

Ostensibly, it soothes the noisy but electorally few affronted folk in the pews angry about gay marriage, whose fury he had underestimated.

In New York, the National Organization for Marriage, whose resources have been stretched thin from other campaigns in the Northeast, began making phone calls to recruit supporters only late last week.