Sentences with phrase «turning point in my marriage»

It is a turning point in the marriage, one in which you will experience changes, negative and positive.

I have frequently said that a turning point in my marriage came when my on - the - go wife accepted my naps.

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Mayor Michael Bloomberg called President Barack Obama's newly announced support for same - sex marriage «a major turning point in the history of American civil rights.»

The build - up to the ice age caused by a unicorn's castration, so to speak, still suffers from a rather awkward transition in which Lili frolics with the restless unicorns to Lili and Jack talking marriage in a tree — one wishes that Scott had found a better way to consolidate these three turning points.

Once Ruby and Peter find out why they're really there, Peter becomes angry and turns on everyone, pointing out their faults — Annie keeps postponing her marriage to Matt and has a drinking problem, apparently bisexual Lola tries to make a move on Jessie, and Sarah is confused about why she and Jessie haven't moved in together after three years.

Warchus and Beresford have made an unashamed love letter to activism, to the working - class, and most importantly, the power of solidarity between the oppressed, making a strong case that the events it depicts were a major turning point for the gay rights movement in the U.K. (where gay marriage became law earlier this year, passed by a right - wing government no less).

Child Plan is insurance cum investment plan that serves two purposes - Financially secure your child's future & finance the turning points in his / her life such as higher education and marriage.

Child ULIPs - Insurance cum investment plans that serve 2 purposes, to financially secure your child's future and to finance the turning points in his life such as higher education and marriage.

Yet, in an age when parenting is less available, when marriage has almost become a thing of the past, and when children are being turned into commodity machines, it may make sense to reflect, as Plotz (1999) pointed out, that America is obsessed with youth because corporations are obsessed with youth: early intervention means netting an eager consumer audience for life.

Couples on the path towards marriage or committed partnership, couples who want to simply enrich their connection, couples in transition points in their lives as a couple (empty nest, retirement, etc.) and looking at how to strengthen their bond, couples who are stuck in a one or more areas, couples who are unhappy and can't seem to turn things around, couples who feel disconnected but wish they could make things work, and more.

During (young) adulthood, social ties to labor or marriage and other turning points in life can modify trajectories of criminal offending.

Researchers analyzed the graphs for the number of turning points or changes in commitment to wed, particularly noting any downturns or times when chances of marriage decreased.

During (young) adulthood, social ties to labor or marriage and turning points in life can modify trajectories of criminal offending.