Sentence examples for marry work from inspiring English sources

Vors are said to live by a strict code: They never marry, work or tell lies.

She didn't make a conscious decision not to marry; work was more important.

We want to be told when a woman should marry, work, reproduce, get home from work and eat her breakfast.

So-called guardianship laws mean that a woman cannot marry, work or travel abroad without the consent of a male relative.

They also mock the social structure in Saudi Arabia where women need a male guardian's permission to leave the house, marry, work, open a bank account or travel.

Spymasters are increasingly using "real people" instead: globalisation makes it unremarkable for those such as Anna Chapman, one of the ten Russians deported from America (under her own, legally acquired, British name), to study, marry, work and live in a bunch of different countries.

These "three-dimensional" profiles were compiled by a firm called LocalBlox, which claims to be "the only company that can marry work-life and personal-life data to generate combined intelligence". That's not a pleasant thought, right?

He even implied that men who marry working women might end up suicidal!

If you are married, work as a team regarding your finances.

Another notes, "Men who get and stay married work harder, work smarter, and earn more money than their unmarried peers".

The following sociodemographic characteristics were recorded: age, sex, marital status (married or co-habiting; widowed or divorced; never married), work status (employed; homemaker or student; unemployed), and education (none or primary; secondary or vocational; college).