Sentences with phrase «unmarried sisters»

The applicants were unmarried sisters in their 80s who had lived together all their lives.

Born in Bologna on 20 July 1890, Morandi lived with his mother and his three unmarried sisters his entire life, but he was hardly a recluse.

This tale of three mildly insane unmarried sisters and their orphaned niece in the oppressive huis - clos of a Ramallah house begins intriguingly enough, halfway between Chekhov and Stephen King, refreshingly unfettered by reference to the political situation that tends to dominate films from the region.

In ancient Greece, for example, grandmothers, unmarried sisters and widowed sisters would all live in the family home simply to help Mom take care of the children and do household chores.

After the grandmother's death, the parents returned to India, whilst Francis, now four and a half, was sent to live with his father's two unmarried sisters at Freshford.

They have these advantages, according to the reports of western companies: they usually have more of a sense of responsibility than do their unmarried sisters; they're less likely to be flirtatious; as a rule, they need the work or they wouldn't be doing it — maybe a sick husband or one who's in the army; they still have the pep and interest to work hard and to deal with the public efficiently.

Her second husband, Elliot, has a year - long affair with Hannah's unmarried sister, Lee.

Neither girl wants to end up like Lady Mary Murray (Penelope Wilton providing comic relief), Lord Mansfield's unmarried sister.

Not exact matches

Currently, she highlights, female scientists in countries across Europe are more likely to be unmarried and to have no or fewer children than their nonscientist sisters do.

Bruni Tedeschi takes the lead role as Louise, a retired unmarried actress in her forties, and sister of the ailing Ludovic (based on her own brother, to whom the film is dedicated, and played by Filippo Timi).

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John's sister, Meg (Linda Cardellini), is a lawyer living unmarried for five years with Marco (Enrique Murciano).

she sniffs — and it's lovely, particularly as Beatrix also finds, in Norman's sister, Millie (Emily Watson: The Proposition, Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, just delightful) a female soulmate, a happily unmarried woman who can commiserate with Beatrix over the constant uphill battles women face: for respect, for self - determination, and even in allowing themselves the freedom to find new flexibility in their own hard - fought philosophies when love requests it.

Her sisters, still unmarried, blamed her weak milk flow and advised her to see a shaman.

The fictional sisters are several decades older, unmarried and childless, yet their characters owe much to their real - life inspirations.

Over cucumber sandwiches (sans crusts) and weak tea at the Vicarage, with language carefully moderated in case the Rector's unmarried and super-sensitive sister is in earshot?

According to APIL, unmarried partners, stepchildren and step - parents, brothers, sisters, grandparents, and single dads are all victims of a «cruel oversight» in the law for bereaved families.