remarry

Her new comments will only add to ongoing speculation that the Yorks plan, one day, to remarry.

Upon her death, Mohammad did not want to remarry but was urged to do so by his followers.

Gilbert then went on to publish Committed, about her decision to remarry.

They file for divorce, only to remarry in Botswana and then divorce again a year later.

And will the politically estranged couple remarry once the ballots are counted?

The Episcopal Church does not go quite so far as that; it allows the innocent party in the divorce to remarry.

"I told him he had insulted me, and forbade him to come here again without Mr. Saychase to remarry them," I said.

Cranmer, you remember, knew all about that, and looked on separation without the right to remarry as an unclean thing.

The canons of the Episcopal Church forbid any widow or widower to remarry whose former partner is living.

If she loved him she would forgive him and quietly remarry him as soon as Minna kicked him loose.