Sentence examples for so many wives from inspiring English sources
Hall's youngest daughter, eight-year-old Emma, recently asked why he has so many wives.
Bryan Cranston, who had to outdo Spencer Tracy in transforming himself from mild to monstrous, was much praised for carrying the show, along with Anna Gunn as his wife, Skyler, bravely adjusting herself to the realisation that her husband is a lying head case, as so many wives must.
The children he has fathered out of wedlock, and his multiple girlfriends and lovers, have embarrassed residents here — and feminist and AIDS activists argue that Zuma should stop taking on so many wives in a practice that is unfair to women, and that he should also practice safe sex to set an example for the country's anti-H.I.V. policy.
There are so many wives crying for their detained husbands.
Why else did King Solomon -- lust aside -- acquire so many wives?
"If I didn't have so many expensive wives and expensive divorce settlements, that would've allowed me to work on the indie cred," he said.
Like so many sitcom wives before her, poor Donna is the boring adult in their marriage.
So, like many wives before me, I ignored a library of advice books and set about improving him.
For instance, the first time she went to meet her agent, "we were on a train, and she said: [her voice drops to a whisper] 'So, how many wives can you husband have?' And I was like, 'Well, just one, if he wants to keep the one he already has.'" She worked briefly as a receptionist, then had her three sons, Gabe, Seth and Eli.
Why is it that so many of these wives of our early English kings have remained almost invisible, while the sins or exploits of their husbands are legendary?
