Sentence examples for marry fair from inspiring English sources

The long-term ambition is that fair will marry fair and light-skinned children will be bred and experience broader opportunities and increased success.

Twenty minutes into the ballet, a series of sharp string jabs cued the ballad, which accompanied a final, sombre pas de deux: Oh, mother, oh, mother, come riddle it down Come riddle two hearts as one Say may I marry Fair Ellender?

Why can't Lancelot just marry the Fair Maid of Astolat, who starves herself to death because he's spurned her? "Love must spring from a loving heart," Lancelot explains.

Giving gay people the right to marry is just the fair thing to do.

The reference category is a woman aged 30 34, married, with fair health status, with education attainment lower than secondary education, and lives in the East region.

Nettie Craven claimed to have been married to Fair at the time of his death, but at a 1900 trial, Crothers' detailed analysis of the handwriting on the documents Craven had offered in support of her claim convinced the court that they were forgeries.

We've got a lot of talent and, if we can marry that with a fair degree of physicality and directness, we will do well.

We take it in our stride when white Prince Arthur in King John at the Globe has a (superb) black mother, or when, a few years ago, a white Henry V married a white fair Katherine of France and produced a black Henry VI.

Parents who are not married may seem fair game to their adult children.

In a follow-up survey, most did not get married and a fair share of them had more babies by multiple partners.

If he was going to find a fair maiden to marry him, he would have to do it the old-fashioned way: trick her into it.