Sentence examples for life breakup from inspiring English sources

The charming, family-friendly TLC reality show about a supersize Pennsylvania family has been eclipsed by the real life breakup of Jon and Kate Gosselin, culminating in a demand last week by Mr. Gosselin that production be halted.

"I feel what I did was right," she says of her real-life breakup.

Mr. Cusack and Ms. Zeta-Jones are a pair of narcissistic movie stars whose real-life breakup threatens the profitability of their new movie.

This is the genre that made stars of Kate Hudson and Freddie Prinze Jr, a genre where films that try to do more than offer the audience a vicarious taste of those heady first days of love (real-life breakup exposes like Susan Buice and Arin Crumley's Four-Eyed Monsters, for instance) are buried by sugary sentiment on a blockbuster scale.

Last week, we featured 11 of the most depressing real-life breakup excuses Redditors had heard throughout the years.

It's with equal degrees of bemusement and resignation that I read articles speculating on how the real-life breakup of Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart may affect the box-office performance of Breaking Dawn, Part II.

Ok, this is generally not considered wise with real-life breakups, but in this case, you actually do need to jump from the arms of one bank to another to ensure all your needs are fulfilled.

In this week's section: There are events in life — a breakup, a death, an illness — that make a change of address good medicine.

"If you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place," Google CEO Eric Schmidt moralized a month earlier on his blog, just a year after news about his own personal life – a breakup with a mistress – sparked concerns among shareholders.

Rather they are looking to cater to the −1 to −5, the mild forms of distress, the people going through life changes, breakups, relocations the kind of person who wants to talk, but wouldn't call an 800-number.

Make significant changes, emotionally and physically, to recalibrate your life, post-breakup.