Examples of using Widower in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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When she married George Taylor, a widower with three children, in 1831, she became a stepmother and changed her name to Janet.
a widow or widower, or a group of unmarried young men or girls.
the applicant is a widower(widow) and is not married.
De Niro plays a widower who realizes that his deceased wife was his only connection to his children.
When Nazi Germany annexed Austria in 1938 in the action known as the Anschluss, her widower fled to Prague
Also Politeka wrote that died a famous Russian artist:“star husband remained a widower”.
In 1892 he wrote his first play,“widower House”, which ironically expressed respect to the institution of marriage.
And that when she came of age was entrusted to Joseph, a widower much older than she(cf. Protoevangelium of James).
and became a widower in 1789.
also a widower knows what to argue.
The judgement also ordered authorities to introduce the options"unmarried, widower or divorced" for the groom on the certificate.
Mr. Delaney died a widower. He is survived by two children, both present at this division.
Widow's stress, which is given to the widow or widower of a person who has died due to illness or accident.
Elizabeth Reid Cotton in 1842, she married a widower, retired Admiral Sir James Hope, in 1877.
It was first published by William Godwin(Mary Wollstonecraft's widower) and his second wife Mary Jane Godwin.
Born Elizabeth Reid Cotton in 1842, she married a widower, retired Admiral Sir James Hope, in 1877.
Clearly, a lonely 60-year-old widower soon find himself in a helpless position than the 40-year-old father,
his connection to William Thackeray(he was the widower of Thackeray's eldest daughter)
Ulrika was forced to become a housekeeper in the home of her maternal aunt's widower.
where the farm of the former priest Graham Hess, a widower who left the dignity after the death of his wife