Sentence examples for his alimony from inspiring English sources

(His alimony, Cusk noted crisply, has dented their income).

(That is when he began writing regular book reviews for The New Yorker; they helped him cover his alimony payments).

Most clients are ex-pats, foreign students - and there's one guy who uses the service to send his alimony payments.

Mr. Klugman's outgoing, happy-go-lucky persona made you forgive him his tendency to cover everything with ketchup and blow his alimony payments on the ponies.

Then there were personal reasons – John always talks about his alimony, Terry [Jones] about his mortgage, and they're only partly joking.

A judge reduced the annual payment to $42,000 when Mr. Pierce retired last year at 65, but Mr. Pierce fought to end his alimony obligation completely.

Here's the tax angle: Often a husband can't make his steep alimony payments from current income without compromising his lifestyle.

Starting in the 1960s, the financial burden of feeding and clothing his offspring, as well as keeping up with his numerous alimony payments, caused him to churn out a couple of novels, including "An American Dream" (1965), for the sake of a quick payday and also to take on freelance magazine assignments.

There are some pretty ugly missives to ex-wives, and more than a few notes to friends in which he rails against the unfairness of his various alimony agreements.

Kugelmass, a humanities professor at City College, was unhappily married for the second time and up to his neck in alimony to his first wife.

By Woody Allen The New Yorker, May 2, 1977 P. 34 Kugelmass, a humanities professor at City College, was unhappily married for the second time and up to his neck in alimony to his first wife.