separated couple

Some ads show a separated couple using them in a resort hotel.

Take the case of the recently separated couple whose 6-year-old had a birthday party at a bowling alley.

The Guide had a tiny martini glass across the hall from the separated couple and, yes, there was a bar behind me.

We're all grown-ups and understand that separated couples usually have something waiting in the wings.

A lot of separated couples follow this path, so let's not be too quick to jump the gun and assume so much.

"One Christmas Tree," the band's new song, calls for a separated couple to get back together for the sake of the children.

In 1837 the separated couple were to face a disaster when a boat accident resulted in the loss of all four of their daughters.

Proponents of divorce argue that there are now 70,000 separated couples in this country of 3.5 million people, 95 percent of them Catholics.

In the courts, Mrs. Robinson has fought for the rights of women, married and separated couples, children, the handicapped, the poor and the unemployed.

Many United States rape statutes formerly precluded the prosecution of spouses, including estranged or even legally separated couples.

Planning to wed, they were impeded by Argentina's then-conservative nuptial laws, which precluded separated couples from remarrying.

Mr. Rubell, by contrast, stood behind a velvet rope and separated couples, even mothers and daughters, as he tried to concoct the spiciest human stew.

For example, due to the strong opposition of the Catholic Church, divorce was not allowed in Brazil until 1977 even if a separated couple observed a different religion.

Pope John Paul II said today that civil lawyers who are Roman Catholic must refuse to take divorce cases, and should instead try to help separated couples reconcile.

By way of illustration, he described the loneliness experienced by many recently separated couples, even when they have longed for the divorce, and despite a great deal of support from companions.

So you can see there's precious little chance of Prince Charles and Princess Diana experiencing the nightmare that every separated couple dreads - bumping into each other while out and about.

Bets place the recently separated couple Russell Brand and Katie Perry at the top of his list, although Madonna and Tom Cruise are also popular with the bookies.

The definition of "spouse" under Macau law includes those who are legally declared by the court as separated couples and those who have "lived" with the applicant for more than two years.

It was said that if it rains on this day that it was caused by a river sweeping away the magpie bridge, or that the rain is the tears of the separated couple.

After it had started in 2008, she had broken it off at the request of her husband, with whom she allegedly maintained an open marriage, living as a de facto separated couple in the house.

The Steins divorced in 2008 after 32 years of marriage and a 90-second court hearing in which they agreed to share the business and run it together - a gruelling sentence for any newly separated couple.

"Given that 60 per cent of separated couples would have liked to save their relationships, we need the Government to do more to ensure that everyone has access to relationship support at a much earlier stage, especially those on low incomes.

The film, in which she and Vince Vaughn play a separated couple living in and squabbling over their Chicago condo, was No. 1 at the weekend box office, making just over $38 million, beyond the most optimistic industry predictions.

George makes an off-hand joking remark to a married couple with a rocky relationship, leading to their breakup; Elaine and Jerry make plans to move in on the separated couple, but George, troubled by the results of his comment, tries to get them back together.

These ran over legal imagery and a sequence of images of famous separated couples, including Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe; Winnie and Nelson Mandela; The Princess Anne and Mark Phillips, and culminating in Mark and Becky.