Sentence examples for that divorce from from inspiring English sources

In fact, all it did was point out that divorce from Britain would cost Scots money.

You move from one broken heart to the next one and from this marriage to that divorce, from a beating here to a beating there.

In contrast to Gann, he felt that "divorced from the film, the score is still amazingly listenable".

Like the unsuspecting former husband, Britain may find that the divorce from Europe comes quickly and that Merkel suddenly pounces and leaves us behind, lonely and impoverished.

The lesson: Be skeptical of concepts that divorce war from its political nature, particularly those that promise fast, cheap victory through technology.

Indeed, though Mr. Koren would not frame it that way, the divorce, from his wife of 18 years, has been the gift that keeps on giving.

First off, Tom Cruise admitted that his divorce from Katie Holmes was a shock, telling a German TV network ProSieven that he "did not expect" the split.

MARY CHASE was wise about the comforting appeal that a divorce from reality offers.

Alec Baldwin (remember that nasty divorce from Kim Basinger?) was the master of ceremonies.

It didn't help that a divorce from the Arden Trio's violinist led to the group's breakup.

It wasn't until a month after he married Popova that his divorce from his first wife was finalised.