Sentence examples for what married from inspiring English sources

He did what married people do.

It's probably not a bad idea to find out what married life is like before that happens".

Asked by Tom what married life is like, Gabe answers: "It's strangely comforting.

Mr. Glassman said he prefers desert landscaping but his wife, Sasha, prefers grass, so they did what married couples do and compromised with a bit of both at their Tucson home.

Since as marriage partners you are to file a joint tax return, you and Jelena together, for this is what married people do, we find it necessary that you live with Borislav as well, in his house, and therefore with the same address on the tax return.

What married man, for instance, has not, if he's honest, wondered if now is the time to call a halt to all those furtive assignations with American porn stars and night-club hostesses, check into rehab, and cure himself of the need to spend a small fortune on weekend bacchanals?

Gossip, of course, is the lifeblood of any small town — petty stuff (who donated the Victoria's Secret lingerie to the Second Baptist Church rummage sale), middling stuff (who got arrested for D.W.I. in Dallas), scandalous stuff (what married-but-not-to-each-other couple had been caught in flagrante at the Holiday Inn in Hillsboro), vital statistics (who passed away at a nursing home in Houston).

In most cases it meant that a married gay man was worth less than half of what a married heterosexual of the same rank and seniority was worth.

In American jurisprudence, it is state law that says who is married, even if federal law can determine what a married couple can get, like the spousal estate-tax exemption that Windsor, a widow, was denied.

"What Every Married Woman Should Know" sold 500,000 copies.

That insecurity, of course, is what makes "Married Life" contemporary.