Sentence examples for moved married from inspiring English sources

Post-college friends have come and gone as we moved, married, had kids, changed jobs.

So he moved, married, and, with his wife, had a baby girl who was counted on the last census as black, white and Asian.

Each interview led to another, and they followed leads to upstate New York, Pennsylvania and North Carolina, where people who had once lived in the neighborhood -- and worked for Mr. Williams -- had moved, married, taken new names.

But people grew up, moved, married and changed their names, and could be impossible to find.

Only William made his money without moving, marrying an heiress and becoming seriously richer, partly through slave plantations of his own.

In addition, you need to update your plan if you move, marry, divorce or have children.

Because they lack citizenship in Myanmar, Rohingyas are unable to move, marry or find jobs without permission from the government.

Then in 2002 he made a bold and controversial move, marrying a woman in her late 20s and moving to suburban Csillaghegy.

Characters run to and fro, getting married, moving out, moving in, flying overseas, breaking up and solving financial mysteries.

They may move in, marry, have kids, but these are activities and not commitments.

He moved out and married her.