Sentences with phrase «until death parted»

Wilder grew up in a close family, all of whom remained so until death parted them.

Until death parts one adue are we but creatures of habitual considerings, hardly ever considering Godliness ideals but mostly denying God and Godliness treasures of spiritualness.

The answers that you receive will be super beneficial to your marriage — starting now and until death parts you.

That's because the husband and wife are committed to loving one another, respecting one another and staying together until death parts them.

Not exact matches

Later, an Amazon executive begins to tell the crowd that Mackey will stay on as CEO — and is interrupted by Mackey, who chimes in, «Until death do us part.»

Do you Chicken Sandwich take waffle fries in sickness and health, richer or poorer... until death do you part?

However, the New Testament is pretty clear that the heart of God is for couples to be one flesh «for ever» — until death do them part.

Marriage vows, even secular ones, used to invoke the promise to remain united «for richer or poorer, in sicknes and health» until parted by death.

In sickness and in health, to love and to honor until death do you part.

Marriage partners vow fidelity «until death us do part.»

To respect your spouse fully, means to respect them with your words, with your actions, face to face and online, until death do you part.

Do you both pledge to serve me bigly until death do you part?»

When the pastor charged them to be faithful and true, love and honour, and they vowed until death do us part, husbands and wives were catching eyes and smiling.

ago that my new bride and I would be married until death do us part.

Those who are now married are summoned by Christ to remain faithful to their partners until death should part them.

Atheist Steve How do you know that nothing survive our death, isn't our soul part of our body up until the moment of death.

It was part of the F1 calendar until 2006, going through a major transformation over the years — particularly after the death of Ayrton Senna in 1994 and then following its exit from F1.

we will be the couple who lived together for years and then got married until death do us part.

Whether or not you said «until death do us part» in your wedding vows, and an increasing number of couples don't say it anymore, most of us believe marriage should be lifelong even if they don't always end up that way.

one were we know we have each others back, we are each others soft place to fall, we look forward to our life together and we are ready for whatever comes our way until death do we part ♥

Forget marriage where «until death do us part» is the marker of its success.

Except, many of us have decided to replace «until death do us part» with «for as long as our love shall last» or something along those lines, which has made some people nervous.

It's «until death do us part,» right?

Marrying «until death do us part» is not necessarily the sign of successful marriage.

Is Kim Kardashian's multimillion wedding and 72 - day marriage just a gross exaggeration of what many are already doing — getting caught up in the hoopla of the Big Day while forgetting that there are a lot of days — make that decades if we're talking about not parting until death — that follow?

Except, many of us have decided to replace «until death do us part» with «for as long -LSB-...]

Despite the belief that marriage is «until death do us part,» the truth is many of us are serial marriers.

Longevity and «until - death - do - us - part» alone doesn't mean you have a happy, healthy relationship.

[W] hen we depart from the monogamy script — first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes dutiful once - a-week sex with no one but each other until death do us part — we are supposed to keep quiet.

If we weren't seen as such societal outliers if we didn't want a romantic partner — or at least an «until death do we part» kind of partner — would we choose to live differently?

With that background, it's easy to understand why some men might be hesitant to tie the knot in the kind of one - size - fits - all traditional marriage model we've been practicing, which is yet another reason why the marital models in The New I Do: Reshaping Marriage for Skeptics, Realists and Rebels will help brides - and grroms - to - be — and, in this case, especially the grooms — get the marriage they want without vague vows of «until death do us part.»

You are a team against the world until death do you part.

If you're to believe a (clearly unscientific) survey conducted by the USA Network in conjunction with Satisfaction, its new TV series, Millennials are open to ditching the «until death do us part» version of marriage for a beta marriage — a limited term marital contract.

As Stephanie Coontz explains, by the Middle Ages, the combination of the couple's economic interdependence and the Catholic Church's success in limiting divorce had created the tradition of getting married to one person and staying that way until death do us part.

With so many couples starting their new life together with those sorts of expectations — even as they vow «until death do we part» — it's no wonder they become self - fulfilling prophecies.

As such, many a stab has been made to resolve it: from a shared sense of humour to a willingness to forgive, experts have long pontificated on how to make it through life without murdering the person you promised to love until death did you part.

Not to mention that we also live longer these days than we did in 1215, when «until death do us part,» got added to the vows.

Fernando Mathei, Evelyn's father, was part of the military junta that ruled Chile from 1973 to 1990, while Alberto Bachelet, Michelle's father, opposed 1973 coup and was imprisoned and tortured for several months until his death in 1974 at the hands of the dictatorship.

Recall Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who was «president for life» of the United States for three terms and part of a fourth until his death: throughout the Great Depression and the Second World War.

So you can bounce between parties as much as you want in the United States until you decide to run for office... than you better be prepared to part with the party only on pain of death or (worse of an elected official) future political career.

This legislation is based on values that would no longer be acceptable today and leaves many older widows with a stark choice between being alone until death or finding a loving companion late in life and losing a significant part of overall income.

«In sickness and in health,» we promise, «until death do us part.»

His paper was prescient, but was not published until 1968 — years after his death — in part because his supervisor at the National Physical Laboratory, Charles Galton Darwin, described it as a «schoolboy essay».

But in fact, letting chimps watch a ghost box until they're bored to death — with its various parts moving and producing rewards hundreds of times — doesn't teach them anything.

«Do you, Popeye, take this protein supplement drink, to have and to hold, for better, for worse, in sickness and in health, until death do you part?»

Crystal and Darron — thank you so much for the privilege of being there to witness you two promise to love each other until death do you part.

«In the age of hookups, friends with benefits and online dating, and as human life expectancy grows, is it still reasonable to expect people to pair up and stay monogamous until death do them part?»

i want to have a completed family with a man who can spend his life with me until the death do us part.

Some believe the perception of marriage has changed from «until death do us part» to «until the divorce papers are finalized.»

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