1.   A lot of Jewish people were frightened that their children might Marry out and raise their children as non-Jews.

2.   When the children married and had children of their own, he mellowed a little.

3.   Blacks and whites asked if it was wrong to want their children to marry within their races.

4.   All three children have married and still come home for lunch.

5.   He says he does not mind if his children marry regular Japanese.

6.   In turn, those children cannot marry Orthodox Jews, nor can their descendants.

7.   Most parents said they would be less concerned if their child married the non-Jew.

8.   One afternoon the neighborhood children married them in the backyard.

9.   Our wonderful children have married wonderful partners and given us many wonderful grandchildren.

10.   She fretted that they would neglect her in her old age, that their children might marry outside their merchant caste and Hindu religion, perhaps even to Americans.