Sentence examples for unmarried from from inspiring English sources

She said she had turned away several unmarried heterosexual couples from the outset where it was obvious that they were unmarried from the fact that they only wanted to use the room during the day for sex.

Most of these workers are young under 25 years old and tend to be women, unmarried, from minority backgrounds and typically work part-time hours.

Quine (1951) did not challenge the existence of such intuitions, but he argued that they could not be cashed out in the form of a scientifically respectable criterion separating analytic truths ("Bachelors are unmarried") from synthetic truths ("Aldo's uncle is a bachelor"), whose truth does not depend on meaning alone.

Put that way, with sport unmarried from glory and super-human capability, it becomes something more relatable ― more human.

People living in the U.S. legally — often under temporary protected status — could apply to bring their children who were under 21 and unmarried from Central America to the U.S. The child's other parent and any children the child had could also be included on the application.

Results From 1971 to 2000 the proportion of 70 year olds reporting sexual intercourse increased among all groups: married men from 52%to68%8% (P=0.002), married women from 38% to 56% (P=0.001), unmarried men from 30% to 54% (P=0.016), and unmarried women from 0.8%to12%2% (P<0.001).

Many could still afford servants, often drawn from the ranks of unmarried girls from poor families with few skills to sell.

Carlos Lopez, the general manager of KMIQ, a popular music station here, said in an interview that Ms. Saldivar was an unmarried nurse from San Antonio who had gone from an adoring Selena fan, to founder of the fan club, to something of a financial adviser to Selena, to manager of the boutique, to the dismissed employee who is accused of pulling the trigger on Friday.

PK, a 25-year-old unmarried man from Vijaynagar, lives 78 km from district capital.

In Mississippi, Mr. Romney drew almost three times as many of his votes from unmarried women as from unmarried men.

The DUP Health Minister Edwin Poots also fought legal cases to try to prevent gay and unmarried couples from adopting and to stop gay men from donating blood in any circumstances.