Sentence examples for a widow when from inspiring English sources

Pat was a widow when we met.

Abby Ray Izard was a widow when she met Turner Catledge in 1957 in San Francisco.

• Ms. Geraghty's great-great-great-grandmother Catherine Hamilton was already twice a widow when she bought 312 in 1866.

Marta, played by Radha Mitchell in her first American television series role, is not a widow when the action begins, but that situation is quickly remedied.

A Generous Benefactor Ms. von Knapitsch was a widow when Mr. Forsythe drafted a new will for her that she signed on July 17 , 1997

Georgiana Morson, the matron, was a widow when she worked at the home, but gave up the job to marry again, leaving the girls in tears.

Sirk's "All That Heaven Allows" (1955), which stars Rock Hudson and Jane Wyman, follows what happens to a genteel suburban widow when she strays from Eisenhower-era conformity by falling for a strapping (and younger) arborist.

In a laying-on of real-estate symbolism, Trump arranged a fund-raiser this weekend in Goldwater's former home, in the Paradise Valley development, near Phoenix, which prompted the response "Ugh or yuck" from Goldwater's widow when a Post reporter telephoned.

Will the creed be associated with compassion or kicking a loving and faithful widow when she is down?

This is the full statement to the inquests by his mother Margaret Lewis: When a woman loses her husband, she becomes a widow, and when a man loses his wife, he becomes a widower.

Johnson eventually divorced Cameron and married a third woman, Irene Pineau, who became his widow when he died in a car accident in 1946.