Sentence examples for relative married from inspiring English sources

(A distant relative married Osama bin Laden).

These statistics were first collected in 1983, when the proportion of people questioned who would mind if a close friend or relative married a black person was three in five.

Often defilement involves relatives, married men or professional people in the community.

Chances are, one of your relatives married someone who didn't translate the "Aeneid" in high school.

Generations ago in Texas my relatives married into this tribe, that's how we got the blood in our family.

This shows that there is a strong connection – so someone who describes themselves as racially prejudiced is more likely than someone else to think that immigration undermines Britain's cultural life, or say they would mind if one of their relatives married someone of (for example) Asian origin.

They parked savings in local banks and under mattresses, borrowing only to get female relatives married off.

One of your relatives married a narcissist.

Straight people who have come around to the idea of letting their gay friends and relatives marry aren't likely to determine their vote based solely on the issue; social conservatives are a different story.

Now, more than a third of the population says that an immediate family member or close relative is married to someone of a different race, researchers found.

Their families are also connected by marriage - a relative is married to one of Rifaat al-Assad's daughters.