Sentence examples for the grieving widow from inspiring English sources

Funeral & Cemetery Scams -- Scammers read obituaries and call or attend the funeral service of a complete stranger to take advantage of the grieving widow or widower.

The grieving widow of Kent's film discovers him in a frightening, flamboyant pop-up book on her son's shelf.

Patricia Bardon, a mezzo-soprano, sang Cornelia, the grieving widow of the slain Pompey, with a deeply moving nobility.

"I refuse to play the grieving widow and wear black the rest of my life," this woman says.

Cate Blanchett is in talks to play the grieving widow who oversaw one of Britain's greatest archaeological finds in the Susanne Bier period drama The Dig, reports Screen.

Had the Carnahan-Ashcroft race been just another contest between two amiable and ambitious politicians, the drama probably would have ended with the grieving widow exiting the stage.

He stayed close to the grieving widows, steadying them, holding their hands.

It would mean so much to the grieving widows and parents for them to admit responsibility and say they are sorry.

"What was once a refuge for pirates has become a haven of regret, home to those who still hope to go down with the ship," says the stubbornly grieving widow who narrates "North of Fear, South of Kill Devil".

"They were thinking, 'Oh, the sad, grieving widow will sell, and the company will crumble,'" he says.

Before long, Lilia is leading a double life, acting the sober, grieving widow by day, and in the evenings working as a costume designer and part-time dancer at the club, where her underlying demureness lends her an air of mystery that makes her all the more alluring.