Sentence examples for might marry in from inspiring English sources

Or he might marry in the city.

Asked whether Robbins and Torres might marry in the future, Capshaw replied: "There's probably a lot more stuff that has to happen before that happens.

Commoners might marry anyone, but nobles preferred to marry in-family to maintain their status.

As an example of the changes, the Special Marriage Act (1954) provided that any couple might marry, irrespective of community, in a civil, Western-type manner, and their personal law of divorce and succession automatically would become inapplicable.

Daily Telegraph columns claim to fear that fathers and sons might marry to avoid inheritance tax: in eight years no such incestuous civil partnership has emerged.

So much that I might marry it.

There were no restrictions on who they might marry.

I was hugely happy and thought that we might get married in the end".

They divorced in April, and she has reverted to her maiden name and had to endure suggestions that she, who immigrated to Australia as a teenager from Slovakia, might have married in part for citizenship: a suggestion she has rejected.

Only Schama approached the old Trevor McDonald/Alastair Burnet style of regal rectal cleansing, with his hope that "Harry might get married in 2013 and then we'll have three clear years of feeling good about being British!" Esler wondered if some people might find the recycling of Diana's ring "a little odd".

According to reports, Wilde has previously said that she might get married in upstate New York.