Sentence examples for divorced by time from inspiring English sources
Famously raised in a trailer park in Bellingham, Washington, Swank's parents were divorced by time she was 13.
I am the poster child for the recent study by Judith Wallerstein et al. of the long-term effects of divorce on children -- the child of parents who parted before I was a year old and divorced by the time I was 4. I have been divorced uncountable times (well, three).
However, the pair had divorced by the time King found global success as a solo artist with the album Tapestry.
His personal life suffered, too — he was married when Frank's opened but divorced by the time it closed.
(She was married to the artist Dash Snow, although they had divorced by the time he died of a drug overdose in 2009).
Mona, who had impulsively married a fellow student at Berkeley and was divorced by the time she defended her thesis, dreaded these questions.
One of the startling facts in the book is that no one in the town had ever been divorced by the time Jimmy went away to college.
Adding to the vividness of the time for Ms. Henley, her own personal life was simultaneously being overturned: Her parents separated when she entered high school in 1966 and divorced by the time she left for Southern Methodist University.
At age 6, young Aspinall was sent to preparatory school in England, and in 1938 his mother, divorced by that time, married Sir George Osborne, who paid for the young man to go to private boarding school at Rugby.
Born in Manhattan, an only child, to parents who were divorced by the time he was 5. His father was a world-traveling former Navy man with a big appetite who got into the advertising game and lived much of his life as a closeted gay man.
