Sentence examples for of the estranged from inspiring English sources
She is, it transpires, the mother of the estranged partner of the dead man.
The opera expanded from a central funeral scene, and charted a path toward a difficult, ambiguous reconciliation for the members of the estranged and troubled family.
The third strand follows the efforts of the estranged daughter of Celice and Joseph to find out where they've disappeared to.
The increasing sterility of London has dovetailed with the swelling toxicity of the estranged English town, paving the way for the new dichotomy of the gated city and the mall.
The designer was Sir William Chambers, the architect to King George III; the earliest part of the house, dating to the late 1760s, was used by Caroline, Princess of Wales, the estranged wife of George, Prince of Wales.
The body of Mary Richardson Kennedy, the estranged wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., was finally released by the authorities to a funeral home late Friday afternoon after the rancor that occurred in the last years of her life spilled over after her death.
Most conspicuous has been the fallout surrounding the suicide of Mary Kennedy, the estranged wife of Kerry Kennedy's brother, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who hanged herself May 16 in a barn by the couple's home here.
Malaysian police have added another name to their list of 11 suspects in the assassination last week of Kim Jong Nam, the estranged older half brother of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un.
Siti Sendari, the eldest daughter of Kresna and the estranged wife of Abhimanju, takes advantage of the situation and schemes to bring Irawan and Titisari together, while also mending her relationships with her husband.
Morny was the illegitimate son of Hortense de Beauharnais (the estranged wife of Louis Bonaparte, a brother of Napoleon I) by Charles-Joseph, comte de Flahaut.
Word that a baby was on the way for "The X Factor" creator broke last July to a degree of scandal, in that Silverman, the estranged wife of one of Cowell's friends, was not yet divorced.
