Sentence examples for routinely married from inspiring English sources

And in some places, girls are routinely married at puberty.

The researcher EE Evans-Pritchard described how until the early 20th-century, male Azande warriors in the northern Congo routinely married male youths who functioned as temporary wives.

In a world where girls are encouraged from a young age not to laugh too loud or think too hard, paid less than their male counterparts for the same work and are routinely married to older partners against their will in a shockingly high number of nations, striving for gender equality has never been more important.

The problem, from our point of view, being the huge injustices in reproductive health, which means that girls and women around the world are still routinely married too young, denied family planning and left to die in pregnancy and childbirth for lack of life saving services.

Polygamy is legal in Cameroon, and a chieftain might have 30 or 40 wives, Mr. Biatcha said, because wealthy men routinely marry the wives of male relatives who have died.

We looked at benefits that routinely go to married heterosexual couples but not to gay couples, like certain Social Security payments.

In those days, parents – even happily married ones – routinely put themselves before their children, so there were no days out to the West End or jolly jaunts to some "kids' experience" at one of the big museums (which were then dusty, dull and uninteresting to children, anyway).

A reader of my blog is living overseas with several young children and is married to a man who routinely works long hours.

Mr. Page's paternal grandfather, Napoleon Page, was a bootlegger married to Verna Page, a prodigious cook who routinely made those sausages along with potted duck.

Gay service members who are married are not permitted to receive discounted housing that is routinely provided to heterosexual married couples.

When questioned about his refusal, Mr. Bardwell acknowledged that he routinely recused himself from marrying interracial couples because he believed such marriages caused harm to the couples' children.