Sentence examples for whether to marry from inspiring English sources

Think back to Darwin's choice of whether to marry.

"Every decision you can make as a human being has an economic footprint — whether to procreate, whether to marry," he said.

In 1989, this was a puritanical country where officials told you where to live, whether to marry and who not to talk to.

But in the same breath he reiterated his view that stable families come in different forms and that whether to marry or not is a "very personal choice".

Any change in the New York law can, and must, balance equality while making sure that religious institutions remain free to choose whether to marry same-sex couples.

Otherwise, for almost 400 virtual years, you can scheme against your neighbors, agonize over whether to marry off your children for genetic or political value, curry favor with the pope (or depose him) and battle the invading hordes.

In addition, she says, they face choices about education and "whether to get married, whether to stay married".

Whether used to marry off a daughter, buy a computer, as a fixed deposit earning interest, or even to support a husband's enterprise, these loans can operate the same way credit cards do for some.

Asked whether they planned to marry, now that it's legal in New York State, Ms. Flanders shrugged.

In many countries couples can decide whether and where to marry, cohabit, divorce or remarry.

The five-part series starts in 1955, when Margaret had to decide whether or not to marry Peter Townsend.