She left him to bring (the) pen and paper.
The Polish-born director made the lauded British films Last Resort and My Summer of Love but has suffered in recent years, recovering from the death of his wife, which left him to bring up two teenage children alone just as he was in the middle of making what was rumoured to be a masterpiece, an adaptation of Magnus Mills's novel The Restraint of Beasts.
Bhatti told Inside Soap that Yusef has "more bad qualities than good" but is insecure because when Zainab left him, it brought shame on his family.
The child of an absent father and a mother who left him to be brought up by his grandmother and by various friends, Armstrong endured great poverty.
But it also left him unable to bring the community together when it had to confront the notorious murder of an Ecuadorean man in an attack by local teenagers.
Managing to get a homeless woman pregnant, her disappearance leaves him to bring up young Lucy.
In 1964 Ballard's wife Mary died suddenly of pneumonia, leaving him to bring up their three children alone.
Six months before the incident his wife had died, leaving him to bring up their son, now 10, alone.
Magath, to put it bluntly, was an unpleasant man and the trail of ill feeling he has left behind him brings to mind what Jefferson Farfán of Schalke once said about his former manager.
His overarching idea, however, is that Star Wars is ultimately a Westernisation of the Daoist concept of unification of opposites: the prequel trilogy follows Anakin Skywalker's descent from innocence into evil, while the original series traces Anakin's salvation through the last bit of love left in him, brought out by the innocence of his son, Luke.
His overarching idea, however, is that Star Wars is ultimately a Westernization of the Daoist concept of unification of opposites: the prequel trilogy follows Anakin Skywalker's descent from innocence into evil, while the original series traces Anakin's salvation through the last bit of love left in him, brought out by the innocence of his son, Luke.
