marry into

British  

verb

1. (intr, preposition) to become a member of (a family) by marriage

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Example Sentences

And that means you’re going to get a different take every time, and as long as those takes all feel like they can marry into the same rainbow, to get back to the metaphor, that’s the way to keep “Star Trek” fresh.

From Los Angeles Times

"I don't want to marry into another family just because of a child".

From BBC

Like most royal families, pearlies typically inherit their titles or marry into the tradition.

From New York Times

“That’s your own blood. You marry into a new family,” says America Rios, 33, one of many teachers who graduated from the school.

From Los Angeles Times

A 2014 article by researchers from Johns Hopkins found that 54 percent of people believe landlords should be allowed to deny housing to people with drug addiction, while 64 percent believe employers should be allowed to deny employment and 90 percent would be unwilling to have a member of that group marry into their family.

From Slate