Sentence examples for husband herself from inspiring English sources

She loses her grip on her husband, herself and her life.

She received no help from the state so she began to search for her son and husband herself.

The poems are written in epistolary form, addressed to her former husband, herself and her new husband.

But then she is shocked by something she sees in their garden one day and when, shortly afterwards, the woman goes missing, Rachel becomes entangled in their lives for real – only it's complicated by the fact that she suffers from blackouts and memory loss, and is such a mess that nobody (the police, the woman's husband, herself even) can trust her.

As a thriller, it's pacy, tight and intriguing; I'll be tuning in next weekend because I want to know what Jo uncovers, now that she has taken on the job of finding out what happened to her husband herself (and I want to know who else opens the airing cupboard door, obviously).

And she has not denied the speculation that she may one day wish to replace her 90-year-old husband herself.

A timely one-sentence short story by an 8-year-old named Sandra, of Alexandria, Virginia, goes as follows: Once upon a time there lived an old woman in a shaggy old house in which there was hardly enough room for her five little children & her husband & herself & they were poor because her husband's job was to sell guided missiles and nobody was rich enough to buy them.

"This is mom and pop, O.K.?" she says, pointing to her husband and herself.

Satisfied that it was, she headed off with samples for her husband and herself, returning in a few minutes to buy the loaf.

At one point, with her child inconsolable, Enright spends time pondering whom she hates most — her baby, her husband or herself.

If a woman cannot trust her reality, she can hardly trust her husband or herself, and "is there a loneliness more lonely than mistrust?" Animals, by Emma Jane Unsworth (Europa).