Sentence examples for divorce number from inspiring English sources

Any suggestions that this relationship might just be a passing fling, as Fernandez-Versini distracts herself from that sticky divorce number two, have been put to rest by Payne's new hand tattoo.

Mr. O'Hanlan licenses the divorce number in 95 markets around the country, mostly to small firms that pay a flat fee plus the cost of the long-distance calls, at $9 to $22 an hour.

Academic divorce number two.

Chalk that up as my academic divorce number one.

Unfortunately, when people don't wait, that's when divorce number two happens.

They've mixed up the separation and divorce numbers.

Divorce numbers are down slightly, but not significantly; the courts are still packed with couples, still spending tens of thousands of pounds, and nobody is any richer.

Number of divorced guys I have probably dated since my divorce: 7. Number of divorced guys I am friends with: 45.

Figure 5 describes the Kaplan-Meier survival function of divorce by number of children.

In Hong Kong and Japan, the general divorce rate the number of divorces per 1,000 people aged 15 or more was about 2.5 in the mid-2000s, according to Mr Jones's calculations.

(Hetherington intrepidly tails her subjects right up to the bedroom keyhole, noting that, "after divorce, a number of men in the group became vulnerable to erectile dysfunction for the first time").