Sentence examples for off their partners from inspiring English sources

Penis removal has been a form of punishment for adultery and sexual assault since the days of ancient Japan, and became something of a trend in Thailand in the 1970s, where an estimated 100 Thai women lopped off their partners' penises either for cheating on them or abusing them.

Recruitment: How did you enroll the expectant fathers who dropped off their partners at the clinic?

Solo experiences give women a way to understand and own their bodies, and to take the pressure off their partners to provide what is often an elusive experience.

In this one-on-one game, players decide whether to contribute to a shared investment pool, and they can cut off their partner if they believe that player's contributions are too meager.

Its four hopping steps and one high leap permitted athletic gentlemen to show off for their partners.

The Schuhplattler is one of several European courtship dances, such as the Basque aurresku, the Norwegian halling, and the Ukrainian hopak, in which the men show off for their partners.

The authors also posited that lesbians are better about "turn taking" ― i.e. trading off with their partners to please one another ― than heterosexual men.

If we modernise and democratise the awards system, it would mean that no spouse of an awarded person would receive a title off the back of their partner's achievements.

And despite forthcoming changes to parental leave legislation in 2015, concerns remain about how many men will be willing or able to share time off with their partner.

You see, this was supposed to be a love child … (W6 The women had this desire for a child despite their complicated relationships with steep ups and downs and where they had broken it off with their partner and then been reunited.

They found that 'working class' men were less likely to take time off, accompany their partner to clinic appointments, be present in labour, or to help postnatally [ 7]; and conversely, 'middle-class' couples tended to be better prepared for the transition to parenthood, better informed and supported than working class couples, and reported better maternal and child outcomes [ 8].