Sentence examples for they intermarried from inspiring English sources
They intermarried with the noblest families of the land.
Across five Southern states, they intermarried with whites, built houses in town and owned plantations with slaves.
Native Americans had aided runaway slaves, they represented resistance to white rule and they intermarried with African-Americans.
The Koulouglis are descended from the Janissaries (elite Turkish soldiers who ruled Libya following the Ottoman conquest) and the Amazigh and Christian slave women with whom they intermarried.
But they intermarried with natives and adopted local culture, and there were many other outsiders who also settled in the region, ranging from Greek traders to Turkish administrators.
They intermarry at rates comparable to historic immigrant experience.
"Only some time later did they intermarry with Papuan peoples to produce the genetic mix we see today in Vanuatu, and indeed across the Pacific".
They intermarry in high numbers and, Bennett has argued, losing six million American Jews to assimilation is comparable to losing them to the Final Solution.
The fact that it is a nation at all — that all these groups live and work alongside each other, that they intermarry, that their children go to school together — is testament to the essential tolerance of the Indian people.
(The population of Sierra Leone is divided between Christians and Muslims, who are markedly unconcerned by their differences. They intermarry and attend one another's religious services; Christian families send children to Islamic schools).
