Sentence examples for need a married from inspiring English sources
Children do not "need a married mother and father to turn out well as adults," Regnerus cautions.
And to ensure that sales reps input quality data, they need a platform that marries a powerful back end with an experience they love.
She's only just moving out from living with her sister and brother-in-law – "They need a space to be married in!" – to a flat in Southwark.
He would need a wife (David had married Laurie Lennard, a former talent coördinator for the Letterman show, in 1993) and a manager (he chose Garlin to stand in for his actual manager, Gavin Polone).
Plots that hinge on sexist inheritance laws and archaic courtship codes simply don't translate to an age when inheritance laws are generally gender-neutral, women don't need a dowry to get married or support themselves, and a man breaking a loveless engagement isn't a sign of his caddishness.
Or unless you are getting married and need a treat".
You don't need brains, a degree, to get married, you need a willing partner, and quite frankly sometimes that is hard to find, and it seems more difficult for an independent ambitious young woman.
You need a strong ref who can marry the two and handle it".
Take this uplifting column from March 2011 that ran just after International Women's Day: Pretty girls don't need a lot of education to marry into a rich and powerful family, but girls with an average or ugly appearance will find it difficult.
An excerpt states, "Pretty girls do not need a lot of education to marry into a rich and powerful family.
