Sentence examples for when she eloped from inspiring English sources

At 22, her family disowned her when she eloped with a man from a lower caste.

She made her biggest headlines during the 1988 Olympiad in Salonika, Greece, when she eloped with the captain of the American team, John Donaldson.

Mary Elizabeth was a depositor at the bank and would have enjoyed modest deference on that basis, but everything changed when she eloped with Arnold, the son and only child of the banker and his wife, whose actual names were Paul and Meredith Tanner.

In an attempt to evade child labour laws, Rose forged their birth certificates so many times that Havoc thought she was 13 (she was probably nearer 16) when she eloped with a dancer, leaving behind her mother, the lies, the lisping act and the rhinestone finale dress that didn't fit any more.

When I did eventually marry, at the age of thirty-seven — older even than Eliot when she eloped with George Henry Lewes, the exuberant, omnicompetent critic who became her beloved companion for the next quarter century, despite being married to someone else — it was to a man who prized "Middlemarch" as much as I did, and whose name, by what I hope is only happy coincidence, is George.

The libretto, by novelist Janice Galloway, encapsulates Mary's remorseless self-laceration in a sequence of interlocking visions that reflect the dreadful events of her life: the death in childbirth of her mother, Mary Wollstonecraft; her father William Godwin's rejection of her when she eloped with Shelley, a married man; the death of her own baby while Shelley was away with his wife.

The third daughter, in Chava (1906), embodies the ultimate transgression when she elopes with a non-Jew.

The three speakers are Cornelia (Ms. Maxwell), the responsible, practical daughter who runs the household and the business after Father dies; Grace Ann (Ms. Stapleton), who becomes the family pariah when she elopes with a man of limited means; and Sissie (Ms. Foote), who relishes, she says, "being the baby".

She eloped when she was fourteen.

In 1941, when Ms. Grayson was 19, she eloped with John Shelton, an actor and singer, whom she divorced in 1946.

Leonora was disowned by her father, when at the age of 19 she eloped to Paris with Max Ernst, the leader of the surrealist movement.