Sentence examples for have divorced from from inspiring English sources

"I have married five times, and I have divorced from all of them".

He had divorced from Winnie and eventually married Graça Machel, the widow of the former president of Mozambique, who gave him the companionship and support that he craved, and eased his relationships with his children and grandchildren.

On that film, having divorced from the actor Naomi Chance, he met and married the Algerian actor Kerima, then making her screen debut in Reed's fine version of the Joseph Conrad novel.

Part of the play's point, though, is that these second-generation rich folks have divorced themselves from what and where they come from.

"OVER the past 20 years, little by little, the French people have divorced themselves from France.

Ms. Dowd fears that "Bush officials have divorced themselves from reality".

It may have divorced patronage from politics, but it nurtured new marriages of convenience between politicians and big business.

"People have divorced themselves from the fundamentals".

He said, "I really hope I never have to get divorced from you".

In 2009, about 35 percent of women 40 to 49 had divorced, down from 40 percent in 1996.

It has divorced him from his inner life, so that he has no soliloquy, no irony, no self-awareness.