Sentence examples for Italian divorce from inspiring English sources

An Italian divorce takes years.

The court date in question was based on the Italian divorce, lawyers for both sides said.

There's something refreshing about this story's furious smallness, which treats an addict's need for food and transportation with the seriousness of some regal jock's Italian divorce.

According to Rosa Colavito, another savvy divorce lawyer, whose clients include media and theater types, the figure rises between 3 and 4 percent each year, with the average Italian divorce happening after 15 years of marriage.

I don't know about you, dear reader, but this Scottish referendum business reminds me of the Italian divorce referendum of 1974, when "yes" meant "no" and "no" meant "yes".

They are part of what officials and lawyers say is the growing number of Italians who circumvent the lengthy and often costly Italian divorce process by taking advantage of European Union legislation that recognizes divorce granted in any member state.

In 2014, WhatsApp was cited in nearly half of Italian divorces.

Gian Ettore Gassani, president of the Italian Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, said there has been a steady increase in Italians divorcing abroad in recent years, which he describes as "a defeat of the Italian justice system".

The number of Italians who divorce abroad is hard to gauge.

So last summer, when Fogelson heard a screenwriter's pitch about an Italian-Chinese couple, he suggested that they switch the backstories of the couple's parents: "What if the Chinese mom had passed away, and the Italian dad had divorced?" When the writer said, "Divorce is also a really big deal in the Catholic Church," Fogelson gently replied, "But it doesn't prevent a movie from being made".

You know the funeral music in 'Divorce Italian Style'?