marriageable age

He has a son and I've a sister who must be of marriageable age by now.

Though in a house with several children of marriageable age- "You have only married once?"

That means she will reach normal marriageable age in about a year's time.

She would be eighteen within the year and of marriageable age.

The marriageable age for women was also raised to fifteen.

For example, it would include young children who are clearly not of marriageable age in its sample.

The marriageable age is 17 with consent but 18 otherwise.

His daughter, Claire, however, he finally had a use for, now she'd reached the marriageable age of ten and two.

It costs a lot of money to raise a young dwarf to marriageable age.

She's of marriageable age, as is my own first daughter."

Child marriage was possible in Judaism due to the very low marriageable age for girls.

The place is a must when you have daughters of marriageable age, as we do."

I am aware that your sister is of marriageable age."

When I turned sixteen and reached marriageable age, we were given to each other."

This correction is usually negligible for the most marriageable age groups.

Years later, Rajesh has grown up and is of marriageable age.

Young women of marriageable age are at the center of the tale.

Some were mere girls, while others had ripened to full marriageable age.

In the morning unmarried women of marriageable age would dance the Pole.

She is of a marriageable age but is considered plain.

She has come of marriageable age and he wants her to get married to a young man named Pran.

But according to custom that had been laid on the house altar when she came to marriageable age.

Gorgeous looks, stable career, marriageable age and clearly comfortable lifestyle.

When the child attains the marriageable age, it is responsibility of the father to get his son or daughter married.

The girl was almost of marriageable age, and Wullis believed she had some feelings for him.