cohabits

And, after all, what Jarry put on the stage that memorable evening was simply an update of the world of Punch and Judy—violence, absurdity, masked actors, a stage where a bed cohabits with a snowy field and cacophonous music issues from a small band onstage.

That Ubu That He Did So Well Gabriel Josipovici 2012

All of which ought to confirm that Dean risks a formal beauty and deploys a melancholy palette that in her case easily cohabits with irony, rigour and complexity.

Tacita Dean at the Common Guild - review 2011

But let us recognize that "Don't be evil" still cohabits with "Be bad."

Hurricane Irene and Steve Jobs Daniel Henninger 2011

Even the usually serene Bronson agonized: "Can a man act continually for the universal end," he asked Lane, "while he cohabits with a wife?"

Utopia, With Tears Alexandra Mullen 2010

In creating the score for Survivor, Shechter is negotiating territory in which dread cohabits with a consoling beauty.

Hofesh Shechter: From bullets to ballet 2012

“It was taught, R. Meir used to say: Whoever marries his daughter to an am ha-arez is as though he bound and laid her before a lion: just as a lion tears [his prey] and devours it and has no shame, so an am ha-arez strikes [hits/beats] and cohabits and has no shame” (B. Pesahim 49b).

Wifebeating in Jewish Tradition. 2009

By contrast, my dog George cohabits with an entire family of waste removal specialists and we take our work seriously.

Alfred Gingold: Holy Crap! 2009

As for the Bill, here's a common scenario: woman cohabits with man in his house for 20 years.

Baroness Deech and the Cohabitation Bill 2009

Judah has now performed the levirate (despite himself) and never cohabits with Tamar again.

Tamar: Bible. 2009

The physicians were consulted, and they said, There is no cure for him until she cohabits.

Modesty and Sexuality in Halakhic Literature. 2009