Sentence examples for divorcee of from inspiring English sources

"What's friendship's realest measure?" asks Frank Bascombe, the divorcee of the title.

Julius Herz is a lonely 73-year-old divorcee of émigré origin.

He takes her home and finds that she is ready for anything - she is a divorcee of about 30.

For a millionaire divorcee of recent vintage, Pels also talks a lot about work, something in which she appears to place great faith.

Her "granny diaries", a series of novels about a quirky divorcee of a certain age who lives in Shepherds Bush and takes in lodgers, have sold in seven figures (and paid for her kitchen extension).

Harrelson plays the Californian divorcee of the title, as he sets out to persuade his scarred, drug-abusing ex-wife (Dern) to rekindle their relationship after he discovers the existence of a teenage daughter.

It's the way the show marshals the familiar Jewish stereotypes of the JAP, the yenta, the overbearing mother, and the "why-don't-you-marry-a-doctor" dad to make a spectacle of a demographic that's between the young party animals of MTV and the middle-aged wives and divorcees of "Real Housewives": pushing-thirty single women looking for husbands.

There will be a celebrity divorcee on every cover; lots of information about how to go about sundering the marriage; hints on how to date again.

Fatwa survivor, atheist, knight, serial divorcee, author of third-person autobiography.

When it came to family matters, however, he could be the soul of discretion: the media went away empty-handed when it was alleged that John Major had had an affair, 30 years previously, with a divorcee friend of their mother.

He expressed satisfaction that he had "rocked the boat" from time to time and shortly before his retirement he said, "The church has come through a period when so many questions were deeply divisive -- ordination of women, remarriage of divorcees, homosexuality, issues of war and peace".