Sentence examples for line of widows from inspiring English sources

Kumaratunga's father was succeeded by her mother, Sirimavo Bandaranaike, who became the first in a line of widows and bereaved children to rise to power across South Asia -- in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, as well as Sri Lanka -- following assassinations.

While Gudrun's death has taken the operatic world by surprise - it had been widely assumed that it was only a matter of time before she herself became the latest in a grand line of Wagner widows - it has now emerged that she was diagnosed with terminal cancer three years ago.

Among them are pictures of voters in line in Uganda and of widows of generals executed on Mao's orders.

She is now an advisor on line-of-duty loss and a co-author of Military Widow: A Survival Guide.

Officers Bitchatchi and Maldonado applied for accidental disability benefits, and the widow of Officer Macri, who died of cancer in 2007, applied for line-of-duty death benefits.

The widow to widower ratio is 8.4 and the mean age of widows is 60 years.

One of the partners, a Yonkers firefighter, Patrick Joyce, died in the line of duty in October 2009, and his widow now stands to receive a share of the money from the auction.

And the faithfulest of widows.

The status of widows among the Il Chamus (Njemps) of Kenya," Ethnos 52 (1987): 81 103.

The vulnerability of widows may be characterized into three phases.

This participatory intervention study to promote the mental health of widows of IDUs apparently had a positive impact on the widows' quality of life and their mental health.