Sentence examples for wedlock will be from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow night, Jonathan Wolken's new "Wedlock" will be performed, along withanother Pil classic, "Untitled," and "Tsu-Ku-Tsu" and "Ben's Admonition," both by Alison Chase.

In this vision, the norms of heterosexual marriage will be the template for homosexual wedlock.

Mormonism remains a favourite butt of comedians, because of its historic belief (now abandoned) in polygamy and its ban on such worldly pleasures as beer, coffee, tea and "passionate kissing" outside wedlock; there will be more fun poked if Mitt Romney wins the Republican nomination.

The Williams and Wedlock stands will be replaced and there will be a new conference, exhibition and entertainment centre for the city.

Soon half of all babies will be born out of wedlock.

"From 2016, most babies in the UK will be born out of wedlock," he explained.

If the trend continues it is estimated that more than half of all children will be born out of wedlock by 2016.

This will be the first marriage for the singer, although she previously claimed she was married to Robert Smith -- the father of her child -- because she was concerned about the social perception of having a child out of wedlock.

Stay married, stop making out of wedlock babies, get some morals and values, and all problems will be solved.

They lack the swaggering macho that pushes more traditional, arguably crueler male transgressions — having affairs, whoring, fathering children out of wedlock — into the comparatively (though only comparatively) safer territory of "boys will be boys" and "men are like that".

As sexting moves closer to becoming the norm, it begs the question of whether sexting will be seen as deviant to the next generation, just as out-of-wedlock sexual relations became the norm for previous generations.