Sentence examples for husband standard from inspiring English sources
But I knew none of this when I first saw him in 2011's Drive, in which he played the no-good but incredibly magnetic husband, Standard.
To get things rolling, I sent my daughters and husband standard Twitter e-mail invitations ("slatalla wants to keep up with you on twitter") that contained a link to the service's home page.
She's a single mom with a little boy who likes Gosling: her husband Standard (Oscar Isaac) is an incompetent crook now in jail, and it is evidently Gosling's tough, unspoken decency that keeps this relationship platonic.
A neighborly flirtation is disrupted by the return from prison of Irene's husband, Standard (Oscar Isaac), who gets pulled back into his old life of crime in such a way as to bring out the guns and require from the driver a few gruesomely violent acts of chivalry.
In one widely cited study, ex-husbands' standard of living was found to have risen by 42% the year after their divorce, while ex-wives' standard of living was reduced by 78% (Weitzman 1985).
In the encounter between Shepheard and his sister's new husband, the standard program of the 60's -- "ending poverty, housing the homeless, educating the ignorant and eliminating tyranny" -- is scoffingly dismissed by Shepheard: "The first two parts of the program are pollution generators and the second two are projections of the Western enlightenment".
Uber will provide vows if you don't bring them, which I imagine go something like "I take you to be my husband, through standard fares and surge, with or without complimentary bottled water, and promise to give you 5-star service until death do us part".
Not to my husband's standards, though; he's more fastidious.
Mr. Y, her ex-husband, has standard possession, which is every other weekend.
She held people — herself especially — to the standards of her husband's literature: standards to which few of us, and even fewer publishers, rise.
And Tony Kevinn Isola, Sarahh's husband, is your standard jerk working in finance.
