Sentence examples for spouses of a from inspiring English sources

All around him on the slowed train, people were making calls on their cell phones, rescheduling appointments and warning spouses of a late arrival.

According to a 2012 Pew Research Center study, a solid fifteen per cent of new marriages in 2010 "were between spouses of a different race or ethnicity from one another, more than double the share in 1980".

Those working in the restricted inner courtyard are mainly women, civil servants or spouses of a company of billeted soldiers; the public at large are being kept out to prevent the chance of theft.

Judges will include MILTON GLASER, the graphic designer; KATE D. LEVIN, New York City cultural affairs commissioner; JOHN MORNING, a graphic designer and recent CUNY trustee; and the spouses of a CUNY student and a CUNY alumnus who died in the attack.

Patriotism is a standby of political speechmaking, and one only need recall the fury after Michelle Obama remarked on the campaign trail, in 2008, that "for the first time in my adult life I am proud of my country" to know how deeply ingrained in American politics is the expectation from politicians, and their spouses, of a reflexive declaration of love of country.

The stay-at-home spouses of a generation ago have gone the way of the buggy whip, and junior faculty--male and female alike--increasingly find themselves in dual-career relationships.

"If you are the spouse of a US citizen, your visa application will be treated equally.

Ms. King had privileges at the club as the spouse of a member.

If you are the spouse of a non-citizen, your visa application will be treated equally.

Clinton would be the first spouse of a president to reach the White House.

Mrs. Obama was not the only spouse of a candidate emphasizing humble roots.