Untied the knot

Usage examples of divorced.

When they finally divorced, only a few weeks after Sarah had entered college, it had been a relief for all three of them.

She had been married to Jeff Halsey, the heir of a wealthy Houston family, but they had divorced five years ago.

They divorced quietly, Jeff married Helene as soon as it was legally possible, and within a year Helene had presented him with a son.

Not only that, I've been divorced, and a white wedding is out of the question, if we can even have a church wedding at all.

She was a divorced woman, several years older, who lived in a small town fifty miles distant.

Adrian Pendley was Caroline's fly in the ointment on this particular assignment He was tall and good-looking, divorced, and unrelentingly negative about having Caroline on the team.

Mercer had divorced the year before, and his style of living had gone noticeably upward.

She literally ached, as if she had been beaten, yet felt somehow divorced from her body.

According to her friend outside, there’s an ex-husband who lives in Minnesota, but they’ve been divorced for twenty years, and it’s been almost that long since Sheets had any contact with him.

He told her they’d be married when he divorced his wife, but the time wasn’t right while he was building his career.

She was thirty-six, divorced, and had absolutely no intention of staying that way.

He was divorced, the letter said, so perhaps he had lost his first wife precisely because he was so busy.

She remarried, too, you know, less than a year after your divorce, but she was never happy and divorced him a couple of years ago.

If she had simply divorced him, her inheritance wouldn't have been as much, because despite Jessie's threats she had to have known that Lucinda wouldn't have disinherited him just because they'd divorced.

And if we'd been divorced, instead of things happening the way they did, I'd have been married to Roanna for a long time now.