Sentence examples for married living from inspiring English sources

Marital status was classified as married living with wife, married living away from wife or unmarried.

The 2001 Census uses the following marital status categories: never married, married civil/religious, married traditional/customary, polygamously married, living together as unmarried partners, widow/widower, and divorced.

Some were celibates and others were married, living ordinary domestic lives.

The woman was married, living in New Jersey and suffering from paralyzing anxiety.

He and Courtney are now married, living a merely exciting life as opposed to a famous one.

Within two years, they were married, living in New York, and volunteering on Mr. Giuliani's first mayoral campaign.

Jane was married & living with 2 children in N.M. by the time the author reached lake Kivu.

Just over half were married/ living together (56.9 %); the others were single, widowed or divorced (43.1 %).

In contrast to other studies we found that patients not married or living alone did not have worse QoL compared to married/living with others patients.

Socio-demographic/background characteristics included age, gender, race (Caucasian vs. non-Caucasian), education (years), marital status (married/living as married or not), and living alone (yes/no).

The marital status of the parents was dichotomized into married (married/living together) versus not married (unmarried/divorced/separated/one or both parents deceased).