(1) The bill makes Vermont the first state in the union to give gay and lesbian couples the same rights as married couples.

(2) He's happily married

(3) They were a middle-aged married American couple, Benjamin and Mary.

(4) He's married to golf

(5) There is an irony in comparing how the law is moving in relation to married and unmarried couples on this issue.

(6) The objector said spouse is a term widely recognized in Georgia as applying only to one's legally married husband or wife.

(7) The couple have been married three years and have seven children between them.

(8) Married to his wife Joan for 36 years he has lived in Slade Green all his married life and has two grown-up sons.

(9) We wouldn't have been talking like this about an opposite-sex couple, married or unmarried.

(10) For example, same-sex couples are entitled to individual benefits, unlike married heterosexual couples.

(11) In previous instances when hi-tech visuals have been so closely married to music, it's usually been of the electronica type.

(12) So long as your husband has a full contributions record you can claim the married women's pension when he retires.

(13) Neighbours of Robin and Anna today said the couple have been married nine years.

(14) And in a deposition, she said she would not perform the procedure on a legally married gay couple.

(15) The hills were married to the sky

(16) My friend is in a relationship with a married manu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac the wife already knows but it's causing a lot of pain.

(17) And while everyone around wished the couple a happy married life, one of the guests decided to be a little cheeky.

(18) Originally, the spousal privilege reflected the view that a married woman was not an entirely separate person from her husband.

(19) The more conventional alternative for a married man is getting his wife some jewelry.

(20) More than three in five of married people said they preferred to go on a UK trip with their partner as opposed to their friends.