Sentence examples for taking marriage from inspiring English sources
There is a certain comic irony — happily, not darkly, comic — that, after more than forty years of our taking marriage for granted, marriage has decided it is tired of this and is taking a hand in the game.
There is a certain comic irony – happily, not darkly comic – that after more than forty years of taking marriage for granted, marriage has decided it is tired of this, and is taking a hand in the game".
What basis, he asked, was there for taking marriage away from the states and having "the federal government forbid Massachusetts from making its own decision?" Somewhere, Justice Brandeis was smiling.
Take marriage payments, a once-common practice.
"You take marriage here as a much more sacrosanct thing".
"It seemed unfair to take marriage off the table".
Most importantly, this would take marriage out of the hands of the majority.
I'm wary to say that I didn't take marriage seriously.
In November, California voters will quite likely have to decide whether to take marriage away from gay couples rather than whether to grant it to them.
The latter, however, holds the view that men or women will not take marriage into consideration until they believe that their lowest life guarantee is ensured.
