Widowed or divorced women struggled to support themselves and their children.

Widowed mother, the father had been shot in Vietnam.

Widowed and lacking financial means, she had to move.

Widowed three years ago-left with two kids to bring up on her own."

Widowed 30 years ago, he tried in vain to ease his loneliness with pets - first dogs, then birds.

Widowed priests are not allowed to remarry and also frequently end up in monasteries.

Widowed parent's allowance is payable until the claimant stops getting child benefit.

The Widowed Wife (1767) was better received: it staged for 14 nights and resumed the next season.

Widowed Mrs Fisher simply wants a lion's share of peace and comfort.

Widowed lone mothers account for a small and declining number of lone parent families.

Widowed three times by the age of 28, she could be described as a 'modern-day multimillionaire'.

Widowed mothers and widowed employers stood in for their husbands.

(Widowed woman living with her frail elderly mother)

Widowed or unmarried, they get together to knock back wine, sing songs and pretend how merry they are.

Widowed and childless and penniless, a woman is at the mercy of her husband's kin - or so he reasoned.

Widowed Dad (Michael Lerner) is a high-powered lawyer who talks occasionally about justice.

Widowed mother's allowance.

(Widowed woman receiving supplementary benefit, caring for her frail and confused elderly mother)

"Widowed wife and fatherless children," Ogg said quietly.

Widowed spouses are permitted to remarry without repercussion and their second marriage is considered just as blessed as the first.

Widowed Israel was still living in the house with daughter Marjorie Collett and her family at the time.

Widowed psychiatrist Cara (Julianne Moore) is at an airport planning to go home.

Widowed stepmother to the ten Tollands.

The Widowed Wife is a 1767 comic play by William Kenrick.

Widowed and remarried, Georges Darien died on 19 August 1921.