broken marriage

"They knew so many good people who nevertheless had broken marriages," he said.

A church spokesman called on the Government and the people to help those suffering in broken marriages.

The goal on the race was to try to mend their broken marriage.

A broken marriage inevitably left its scars on all concerned.

There are an estimated 80,000 people now involved in broken marriages, many living with new partners and children.

"There are plenty of people in other professions who have broken marriages."

A lot of broken marriages and altered wills could result if they were read.

They can end up in poverty - and with a broken marriage."

And I've seen too much unhappiness caused by broken marriages.

The two broken marriages and then the obvious fact that he didn't think much of her.

John Luther is a maverick cop in a broken marriage.

He's not over his broken marriage, but gradually, convincingly, they fall in love.

She is entitled to sympathy for a broken marriage which was not purely of her doing.

In real life, a broken marriage is still a painful and damaging ordeal.

A broken marriage and a demented girl in a mental institution.

You gave them Gash and the idea of the broken marriage contract."

After Jack negotiated her safety, he was seen for the first time at the door of his home ready to deal with his broken marriage.

The activists and the reformers have had no time to think about the hapless children of broken marriages.

"All of Us" is more unusual, a comedy about the pain of a broken marriage.

Sometimes the reason is reported to be a broken marriage, a spurned romance or financial misfortune.

A law went into effect permitting people in broken marriages to divorce and remarry.

In the whole process, the rights of the children of broken marriages have not been properly protected.

The cost in human misery - the lost homes, the broken marriages, the neglected children - are difficult to calculate.

A broken marriage hasn't done much to lighten them, either.'