remarry

Swear to me that while it is in existence you will not remarry."

Whether it was right or wrong to remarry while one had a husband living they did not discuss, for that question had evidently been settled by people "wiser than you or me," as they said, and to doubt the correctness of that decision would be to risk exposing one's stupidity and incapacity to live in society.

A source toldThe Sun: "She's a strong woman, but her friends have let her know that they will be there for her through this as it is still a shock to the system that Ben would remarry so soon."

But Muthama told the court they did not remarry and accused the Woman Rep of non-disclosure.

Blended families are usually made up of parents who have remarried and include children (or even grandchildren) from different marriages mom and dad could own the business together, they each remarry and new spouses have children from their first marriages, and so on.

Royal fans are convinced that if Middleton wanted to, she would be able to remarry after her husband's death.

DIVORCEES will not lose their place on a waiting list for social housing even if they do not remarry within two years under a new parliament proposal.

After getting the green card, or even US citizenship, they divorce the US citizen and remarry their first spouse.

He added, 'We didn't for one minute think they would remarry.'

The same relatives who tell you to remarry never seem to mention those men.

When a widow or widower, or a surviving ex-spouse, waits until age 60 or later to remarry, they preserve the right to collect Social Security benefits on their deceased spouse's earnings record.

Summary: New Delhi [India], June 24 (ANI): On the occasion of International Widows Day, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu called for a societal change of mindset, asking "if a man can remarry, why can't a woman?"