Sentences with phrase «widowed mother ramonda»

Exchange theory also provides an interpretation of a cohabitation tendency with a widowed mother.

Since the gifts had come from both parents (rather than from either of them individually) there were no guarantees, he said, that his widowed mother would keep up the generosity now that the father was gone.

During the next four years (1908 - 12), Saussy lived with her widowed mother in New York City.

Hale Aspacio Woodruff was born in Cairo, Illinois and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, by his widowed mother, Augusta, a domestic laborer who recognized her son's gift for art and encouraged it.

Born in 1934 in Bombay (now Mumbai) to a middle - class family, Khakhar earned a degree in economics at the urging of his widowed mother, working for most of his life as an accountant.

Example: Your widowed mother dies in June 2015, at which time the FMV of the assets in her RRIF was $ 100,000.

And, to me, a financially paranoid man — due to a widowed mother who constantly threatened my many siblings and me that we were on a fast march to the poorhouse — this feeling was magnificent.

Two years ago I was able to drastically reduce my living expenses by renting out my home and moving in with my widowed mother in order to to aggressively pay down the debt.

British teen Stella Park (known to all as Spark) needs to escape her widowed mother's constant neediness.

A boy, living quietly with his widowed mother who runs a bed and breakfast, finds himself in a series of often hilarious, occasionally dangerous, scrapes, when a wild and eccentric family moves next door.

Kelbesa, one of four children, is being raised by his widowed mother, Abelbech Wagari, who dreams the tablet is his gateway to higher education.

Late in 1866, a 13 - year - old Irish lad named Malachy Gormley heads West to work for the Pacific Railroad and support his widowed mother and siblings back East.

Sixteen - year - old Katniss poaches food for her widowed mother and little sister from the forest outside the legal perimeter of District 12, the poorest of the dozen districts constituting Panem, the North American dystopic state that has replaced the U.S. in the not - too - distant future.

Rawiya left her widowed mother, dressed as a boy, and apprenticed herself to a man who was traveling around all the countries of the Mediterranean for the Norman - Sicilian King Roger, recording and creating a geography of the world.

During the summer of 1793, Mattie Cook lives above the family coffee shop with her widowed mother and grandfather.

The twins» widowed mother ran her own business and was in no hurry to find a husband!

The family's story springs from Nariman's marriage to the widowed mother of Coomy and Jal.

A long - lost book reappears, mysteriously connecting an old man searching for his son and a girl seeking a cure for her widowed mother's loneliness.

John Mutter said good - bye to young Thomas, now seven, on an autumn day in Virginia, placing him in the care of Tom's grandmother, Frances Gillies, his late wife's widowed mother.

Romance blooms in the parallel stories of a young girl and her widowed mother in a traditional Korean society.

The first in a trilogy, this beautifully scripted and drawn Korean manhwa provides a truly intimate but respectful journey in the company of a young girl and her widowed mother.

Ruby Clyde is a bit of a pistol, and Stevens» wonderfully effective narration perfectly animates this 12 - year - old and a large cast of equally memorable characters as Ruby sets out to take care of herself and her widowed mother.

After her father dies in a bombing, Ijeoma is sent away to safety by her widowed mother.

My widowed mother was without relatives of her own in Ghana, and she began to feel like returning to New York City, where her own mother lived.

When a widowed mother and nurse named Sophie falls in love with her handsome patient Hector, the couple seems like a match made in heaven — until she discovers that her beau is the leader of a crime ring and her relationship may be putting her fifteen - year - old son's life at risk.

The film tells the story of two characters whose lives change when their widowed mother marries a bishop.

Co-stars Jane Fonda as their newly breast - enhanced, widowed mother.

That fateful birthday was marked by disappointment for young Bobby (Anton Yelchin) because he didn't receive the bike of his dreams, and his widowed mother (Hope Davis) canceled their celebratory dinner due to work obligations.

Things We Lost in the Fire (R for profanity and drug use) Oscar - winners Halle Berry and Benicio Del Toro co-star in this bittersweet drama about a recently - widowed mother of two young children finds a shoulder to lean on in her husband's drug - addicted best friend since childhood.

His widowed mother Alice (Sigourney Weaver), has feelings for Edward Walker.

She is also the secret crush of Giovanni (Charlie Cox), however, who lives across the alleyway with his widowed mother (Lela Lin) and feminist sister Francesca (Sienna Miller).

Seventeen - year - old Rose DeWitt Bukater (Kate Winslet) is a first class passenger traveling with her fiancé Cal (Billy Zane) and her widowed mother Ruth (Frances Fisher) back to their native United States.

But, at the last minute, Wren's recently - widowed mother (Chelsea Handler) opts to go out and whoop it up with her 26 - year - old boyfriend Keevin (Josh Pence).

One of the strongest parts in question is the central performance of Cate Blanchett, shedding her usual period piece garb for the role of Annie Wilson, a widowed mother of three sons in modern - day Brixton, Georgia.

As the only legitimate grandchild of George III, Victoria is next in line to the throne after her ailing uncle, King William (Jim Broadbent), yet her widowed mother, the Duchess of Kent (Miranda Richardson), conspires with Conroy to keep Victoria a virtual prisoner in Kensington Palace.

Set in 1952, the film sees Ellis Lacey (Saoirse Ronan), a young woman in her twenties, leaving behind her native Ireland, her older sister Rose (Fiona Glascott) and their widowed mother (Jane Brennan) to start a new life in America.

And there are interesting shadows in the family history of the widowed mother and her two boys who hate one another («I can't believe,» the cop tells Michael, «that you'd wear our father's suit to our mother's wedding»).

A secret new romance with Alma forces Zaynab to confront her complicated relationship with her recently widowed mother.

Robert (as a youth, played by Anton Yelchin, Along Came a Spider, 15 Minutes) lived alone with his widowed mother Elizabeth (Hope Davis, Joe Gould's Secret, Arlington Road).

This layer of deception only complicates further their respective resentment of the father, and as the action widens to include the protagonist's widowed mother (Michelle Pfeiffer), the movie develops into a painful story of one generation inflicting its selfish compromises on the next.

As Jackie struggles with the loss, she must draw on her inner strength to give her beloved husband the proper memorial that suits his legacy while also coming to terms with her new life as a young widowed mother of two, in front of millions of Americans at that.

Thanks also to the generosity of their Catholic community, all that is left for Eilis to do is pack her meager belongings and say her good - byes to her widowed mother (Jane Brennan) and beloved older sibling.

By the time his widowed mother (Elizabeth Shivers) remarried and regained custody of her son, he had apparently already developed not only the steely resolve to be the best, but also the temperament to test the country's color - coded discrimination wherever he encountered it.

Ellen Burstyn («The Exorcist,» «Same Time, Next Year») won the Best Actress Oscar for her performance in this memorable comedy - drama about a widowed mother suddenly forced to take charge of her own life.

A prequel to White's underwhelming film, the story begins in 1967, with widowed mother Alice Zander (Elizabeth Reaser) and her two daughters, 15 - year - old Lina (Annalise Basso of Oculus) and 9 - year - old Doris (Lulu Wilson, Scott Derrickson's Deliver Us from Evil), running a séance scam business in Los Angeles.

Dern plays Lynn Nash, Dennis's widowed mother who raised him and his nine - year - old son Connor.

Boldly centered around the physical / emotional landscape of a widowed mother in her 70s (an elegant performance by veteran actress Lv Zhong), Red Amnesia is a ghost story of sorts, in which the return of repressed Chinese history asserts itself with a melancholic vengeance.

Naturally, Nadine is also a complete pain in the ass for her widowed mother (played by Kyra Sedgwick) and her brother who is essentially the antithesis to her; winning comes to him with ease, he's got the body of a Greek God with some pleasant facial aesthetics to boot, and oh yeah, he's now fucking his sister's only friend which obviously doesn't sit right with her, turning the family dynamic of the household upside down into a war zone.

When Sonny expresses an attraction towards Sonny's widowed mother (Lillete Dubey), he does everything possible to facilitate the fledgling relationship.

Moss Rose (20th Century Fox Cinema Archives) is in the British Gothic mystery tradition of Rebecca, Jane Eyre and Gaslight, set in turn - of - the - century Britain and starring Victor Mature as a prodigal son returned from Canada to his now - widowed mother (Ethel Barrymore) and their country manor.