Sentences with phrase «home of his young daughter»

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To the Wonder follows the relationship of Frenchwoman Marina (Olga Kurylenko) and American Neil (Ben Affleck), who fall in love in Paris and then return to Neil's American home along with Marina's young daughter.

They know Foster as a mild - mannered, stay - at - home netminder, a father of two young daughters who always hits the ice before anyone else to warm up.

I am 43, and I am a single father to the last of my four children as my youngest daughter is still at home (15).

She was photographed at her Bradenton, Fla. home with two of her daughters, the youngest, Lorelei, 1, who still breastfeeds.

When I signed the book contract, my older daughter had just started Pre-K so I only had my younger daughter at home most of the day.

My daughter younger daughter was born at home here in Stouffville at 8:15 pm January 28th 2010 after 45 mins of labor.

A young mother has three days to figure out where she and her daughter will live, after finding an eviction notice on the door of her home

Another eg was when my daughters was pregnant I emparted the wisdom of my mum and the stuff that I had learnt to my daughters One of my daughters had her child young she lived at home while she was pregnant and I loved every minute, I use to come home from work and she was always awake to greet me with her tummy lol.

I have seen it myself with roommates, with my two daughters (whenever the older one comes home from college it always messes up the younger one, to her great annoyance) and a colleague of mine, a year after her last period, got one more within days of her daughter's first one.

It frequently is seen in American Television and Movies... a teenage daughter brings home or The underlying dynamics in the young woman - older man relationship After the wedding of a celebrity husband and his much younger wife, media coverage

Her mother, LaVona Golden, is abusive, emotionally and physically, and excuses her abuse as a kind of encouragement of her daughter, who showed talent on the ice from a very young age; Allison Janney's (Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, The Girl on the Train) outrageous performance is funny only in the audacity of Golden's horribleness.

A woman holds and drinks from a glass of liquor in several scenes throughout the movie, a woman pours alcohol from a flask into a thermos cup with coffee while watching her young daughter skate, two women guzzle beer from cans in a hotel room, a woman drinks shots of liquor at a pool hall, two men hold and drink from beer bottle in several scenes in a home and a strip club, a woman drinks from a flask, and a woman drinks a glass of wine at a dinner table.

While young and old get along just dandy when director Muylaert describes the tenderness that Val has for Fabinho, this is nothing like that affection between Val and her daughter Jessica (Camila Márdila), who have barely seen each other for a decade but who are tentatively united when the bright, progressive young woman, studying for a college entrance exam, moves into the spacious home of the well - to - couple in São Paulo.

However, it soon transpires that the couple have welcomed the young girls to atone for inadvertently inviting a demon into their home, after mistaking it for the spirit of their daughter Annabelle.

The Sam Raimi produced remake will be a contemporary take on the Tobe Hooper and Steven Spielberg classic as it centers on a family struggling to make ends meet that relocates to an outdated suburban home and is confronted by an angry spirit who kidnaps their youngest daughter and challenges them to band together to rescue her from the clutches of evil.

From its starkly arresting beginning, in which an act of violence is perpetrated against a housewife while her young daughter looks on, only for the daughter to become an active participant in the revenge taken on the assailant once Dad comes home, the film plots a highly original, beautifully shot course through a genre that often feels overgrown with familiarity.

Dana's mom (Edie Falco) is a high - powered breadwinner who looks right at home in one of Hillary Clinton's signature power outfits, but she's got her hands full with her youngest daughter, Ali, a high school senior with a killer singing voice and a serious need to get the hell away from home.

While Lady Bird revels in the hyper - specificities of suburban teenagehood in the early aughts (Dave Matthews Band songs, puka shell necklaces, TV news consumed by the burgeoning war in Iraq), it also waxes universal about young love and sex, class and mother - daughter dynamics, and the ever - shifting meaning of home.

Duets is the first feature about karaoke I've seen, and Byrum uses it as a suggestive metaphor for the dreams of three sets of characters who've lost their way in terms of their personal and family identities: a karaoke hustler (Huey Lewis) who meets his daughter — a Vegas showgirl played by Paltrow — for the first time at the funeral of her mother; a traveling salesman (Paul Giamatti) who flips his lid after flying to Houston instead of Orlando and then going home to an indifferent wife and kids, and who eventually splits and hooks up with an ex-con (Andre Braugher); and a young cabdriver (Scott Speedman) who reluctantly agrees to drive a waitress and part - time hooker (Maria Bello) out west.

Dubbed a revisionist take on the original film, the new story centers on a family struggling to make ends meet that relocates to an outdated suburban home and is confronted by an angry spirit who kidnaps their youngest daughter and challenges them to band together to rescue her from the clutches of evil.

As the more grounded and experienced of the two, Carol is also the bigger flirt despite having a young daughter and angry husband back at home.

In the beautifully - built A Quiet Place, Lee (director / co-writer John Krasinski, of the US version of The Office), Evelyn, his pregnant wife (Emily Blunt) their hearing - impaired daughter Regan (Millicent Simmonds) and their young son Marcus (Noah Jupe), have made their home a fort against murderous extraterrestrials.

When his beloved daughter Barbara (Penny Peyser) brings home the parents of her fiancé Tommy Ricardo (Michael Lembeck), New York dentist Sheldon Kornpett (Alan Arkin) is immediately leery of the young man's secretive father Vince (Peter Falk).

Australian actress Isla Fisher refuses to keep a set of scales in her home because she doesn't want her young daughters to catch her weighing...

Despite pressure from home, from his wife who complains that she does not like to be alone and does not think her husband is sharing in the upbringing of their two young daughters, Pierre Michel deserves the title of «mad dog» that the drug kingpins give to him.

When her husband dies of a sudden heart attack, a grief - stricken mother moves her two young daughters back into her parents» home.

Though Seibei's nickname, «Tasogare» («Twilight»), is a jab at his rushing home after clerk - work to tend to his demented mother and two young daughters, there's poetry in it as a description of a liminal magic hour where change looks not only more possible, but weighted with a lovely, gilded melancholy besides.

In 1769, after the death of her mother, a young Dido Elizabeth Belle (Lauren Julien - Box) is brought to the home of her naval officer father's uncle to be raised as though she were a legitimate daughter.

Yet when the teacher, on whom she has a crush, leaves the school suddenly to return home to L.A. with Lucy's young and pretty niece Mika (Shiloi Kutsuna) in tow, Lucy, that is Setsuko, gets a vacation and travel to the coast of continue her relationship but has to put up with her dragon of a sister Ayako (Kaho Minami) yapping behind her in search of her daughter.

Rogen and Byrne star as Mac and Kelly Radner, a young couple with an infant daughter enjoying the bliss of their new, suburban dream home.

Its designer, Ben Harrison, was tired of hearing his young daughter come home each day saying that she was «stupid.»

With 3 young daughters at home, Meghan is pleased to have the flexibility to continue teaching with online K - 2 students and is excited to communicate her personal and professional understanding of early childhood with VLAC families.

When his daughter Amy, a gifted doctor, mother, and wife collapsed and died from an asymptomatic heart condition, Roger Rosenblatt and his wife, Ginny, left their home on the South Shore of Long Island to move in with their son - in - law, Harris, and their three young grandchildren.

Their mothers lived together, carrying on their intoxicated party lifestyle until Cass, the narrator's mother, decided to give it all up when the girls were young and raise her daughter soberly, making a small living as a fortune - telling witch and taking in Aurora whenever the teen's home got out of hand.

The lives of the various characters, like the daughter adopted out of Romania who saw her parents shot by soldiers before her as they tried to flee the Nazis or the young survivor of a raid on a Jewish home who was only saved when the housekeeper took him in and raised him as a Christian, are so interwoven with the struggle to remain true to their Hasidic beliefs while living in a world that is trying to move forward following the Holocaust.

Amid the professional conferences she attends, she fits in visits to old friends, brings home - cooked dinners to her ex-husband, texts her son, who is grieving over the sudden death of his girlfriend, and drops in on her daughter, a quirky young woman who lives in a floodplain in the West Country.

An exquisite, slender first novel set on the American frontier about a restless widower who heads west on a foolhardy and perilous expedition in search of unknown animals, leaving his intrepid young daughter behind to fend for herself at home.

From here on the narrative voice switches between Fix at the end of his life, his and Beverly's youngest daughter Franny as an adult, and that of the blended children who spent summers together at Bert and Beverly's home in Virginia.

Settled on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, the Moreys have their children young — a daughter, April, and son, Jonas — a fact that casts Cynthia in the reluctant role of stay - at - home mother while Adam climbs the Wall Street ladder.

(I've had a handful of my younger daughter's friends with family challenges stay at my home when she was younger from a few weeks to over a year.)

With winter coming, no home in which to live, and Veronica's offer to care for young Cole while Chance learns the ways of successful ranching in the desert, Chance has little choice but to accept the Chastains» offer to stay on.When Frank is attacked, his dying wish is that Chance marry his daughter, but after dealing with his in - laws, Chance isn't going to let anyone come between him...

In Home for Christmas by Ruth Reid, an Englisch woman thinks she's breaking into the house her aenti left to her, only to discover she's trespassing upon an Amish widower and his young daughter, whose quiet way of life tempts her to stay.

At the time, Margaret was at home with her two young daughters and earned no income of her own.

Name: Marissa Abrams * Age: 40 (ish) Location: Toronto Occupation: Teacher Feeding: Herself and two young daughters Take home monthly income: $ 6,380 Monthly grocery spending approx: $ 575 Grocery budget: none Percentage of take - home pay spent on groceries: 11 %

As the owner of his own Ottawa - based communications company, Moffatt frequently travels, which meant his wife was at home alone with their two young daughters to do showings.

However, Sassy had already won the heart of the director, who took her home to her two young daughters where she blended into the family immediately.

Using bold gestures in paint, Porter addresses the specific character of people, places, and things as they are — from two matter - of - fact yet tender paintings of the family's Golden Retriever Bruno, to portraits of his young daughters in the familiar architecture of their home, surrounded by furniture and furnishings that likewise become active members of the scene.

While her father was busy shaping his young daughter into a pinball wizard, Bonnie Sucec's mother encouraged her to paint pictures on the walls of their Midvale home.

The eldest daughter of Sally Mann — a controversial artist who received both praise and criticism for photographing her (often naked) husband and young children in and outside of their country home — is now doing what she does best: posing for the camera.

A BBC photo collection of minimalist Japanese homes shows freelance writer and young father Naoki Numahata pushing his daughter's chair up to a table in a room that's empty, except for some gauzy curtains on the window.