Sami has been married twelve times.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Sami has been married twelve times.

They got married last fall.

As was the custom in those days, he married while in his teens.

They married in September.

They got married in September.

One day in June she married Mr. Smith

She has been happily married to John for 15 years.

Misako married a Canadian last June.

They were to have got married in May.

They were supposed to have gotten married in May.

They were supposed to have gotten married in May, but they didn't.

We have finally had a baby after ten years of marriage.

Jane married young.

My marriage with Mary was a happy one.

He was single before.

The Murais have been married for ten years.

Masaru gets married today.

Bob has been engaged to Mary for over a year.

It is said that Anne will get married in June.

Few people now marry while in their teens.

Few people now marry in their teens.

The priest blessed the marriage of the two.

She married again before a year had elapsed―（には次の慣用語法あり）―It was not a year before she married again.

Over several meetings, their wishes to marry each other became firm.

It was the custom in our country―the custom with us―to marry while in our teens.

They are formally engaged to each other―engaged to each other in due form.

They had not been married a month before they began to quarrel.

They had not been married a month before they began quarrelling.

They had not been married a month before they began to quarrel.

Maria married unwillingly.