Sentence examples for their widows from inspiring English sources

Under military rules, only armed forces heroes who have won the decorations in combat - or their widows and widowers - are allowed to wear them.

She photographed their widows.

Increasingly, their "widows" are following.

In 1888, Mississippi established a state pension program for Confederate veterans and their widows.

There and elsewhere miners and their widows are usually, in theory, entitled to pensions.

With the launch of iTunes, lawyers for the surviving Beatles or their widows sued again.

None of the weapons were loaded, and marchers were told to keep their widow-makers, gats, and sidearms pointed to the sky so passersby wouldn't be alarmed.

Money from the tours ($25 to $45, depending on length) is divided among drivers, their villages, widows and the poor, and the cooperative to which they belong.

The Hellenists, who probably formed a minority in the Christian community, complained that the care of their elderly widows was neglected.

"Vengeance" once again leads Quirke into his favorite kind of trouble: "yet another morass of human cupidity and deceit," involving the deaths of powerful men and the foxy insolence of their glamorous widows.

To sum up, our findings imply that unrelieved psychological symptoms of terminally ill cancer patient's increase the risk of long-term psychological morbidity of their surviving widows.