Sentence examples for be divorced in a from inspiring English sources
A Long Wait Pays Off NICOLE KIDMAN and TOM CRUISE will be divorced in a week.
"That's the first thing people say to us," Mr. Otsuka said, " 'I could never work with my husband, we'd be divorced in a year,' but it's been good for us".
In China, you can be divorced in a day.
Most office buildings are divorced, in a way, from their surroundings.
She is divorced, in a far-right milieu with traditional Catholic overtones.
They were divorced in 1993, a year before his death.
They were divorced in 1951, a year after Medina starred in Fortunes of Captain Blood, as the first of several swashbuckler heroines with which she would become identified.
Ms. Milani, who was divorced in 1996, makes a small salary working as a special education teacher's assistant for the local school system.
"Our misfortune was that we were divorced in 1918," said Karl Lavencic, a Slovenian journalist working in Britain.
Akari, a tough-minded and plainspoken nurse, is divorced; in her solitude, she invests a great deal of energy in her friendship with the three others.
His mother, Barbara Grant, wasn't Jewish, and shortly after she and Punch were divorced, in 1956, she became an Episcopalian.
