cohabit

How can two or more language systems cohabit in one mind?

From what I hear this black man was cohabiting with a white woman.

Although only about 11 percent of children are born to cohabiting parents, the number seems likely to increase.

So, once we have cohabited, why do many of us feel the need to change our status?

Her parents did their best not to spread the news, because she was born soon after they began cohabiting.

His parents married on February 26, 1888, but had cohabited for several years.

"If they are not advanced, is there a chance we could cohabit?"

"In this country, most people cohabit only for a few years and then either get married or split up."

You'd think women would prefer to cohabit with the shopping man.

Poverty was often the main factor in decision to cohabit.

They'd made a deal, a one-year agreement to cohabit and work together.

Why, for instance, would two individuals want to form a legal marriage instead of simply cohabiting?

At first it seems that the two styles are cohabiting, not combining.

We should encourage the use of technologies that allow different services to cohabit.

His second wife was Emma with whom he cohabited until they married in c. 1877.

Cohabiting couples also have limited rights which focus on their shared home.

Wasn't there a place down South where you were only allowed to cohabit under the eyes of the town watch?

She chose to cohabit with several men who supported her financially.

The parenting role of cohabiting partners could have a negative effect on the child.

When ethnic divisions are not made into battle lines, different groups can cohabit quite well.

Unmarried mothers are thus more likely to cohabit with another adult.

"The line between married and single is getting blurred, as more people cohabit.

Insects are not pleasant creatures, but we have to cohabit with them.

To see if any new ones have cropped up, go to 303 where their works are cohabiting from 5 to 23 January.

It is like the unexplained clear liquid you find cohabiting with your blood.