Sentence examples for divorced to from inspiring English sources

"Who is she divorced to?" he asked.

She also persuaded Brennan — now divorced — to join her.

Mr. Cooper, he said, "wanted me to be divorced, to be legal about it".

You don't want to find yourself "divorced to someone" instead of "divorced from someone".

In 1910, she divorced, to marry the aristocratic, avant-garde (the term meant something then) painter Robert Delaunay.

If married, say that you and your spouse have divorced, to give an impression of unfettered freedom.

In Unhitched, divorced baby boomers tell the story of their relationships, from romance to vows to divorce to life afterward.

Of course, it is not unheard of for the separated -- even the divorced -- to get back together again.

Getting divorced threatened to undo all that.

Being divorced appears to have consequences for caregivers.

Never force divorced parents to walk down the aisle together.