unfaithfully

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• Upon arriving, she sits at the head of the table, scoops a little caviar into her mouth with a Dorito and announces her intention to divorce her unfaithful husband.

• The Supreme Court also deemed state penalties on unfaithful electors as legal.

• The book’s most chilling scene occurs when Kravitz discovered his father, Sy, had been unfaithful—news he dutifully reported to his mom.

• A Democratic Senate candidate being unfaithful to his wife hits North Carolina voters harder than it might in some states, evoking the implosion of former senator and presidential candidate John Edwards.

• The most obvious being their unfaithful husbands, but that really is the least of it.

• Voronov previously alleged texting proof that Weir had been unfaithful.

• Douglas, who played the unfaithful lawyer in the film, was the only one happy to compromise.

• Off stage, he was an unfaithful husband, a neglectful father, and a friend only so long as you did what he wanted.

• What they'll likely remember is that Unfaithful scene—you know the one.

• A grievous vision is told me: he that is unfaithful dealeth unfaithfully: and he that is a spoiler, spoileth.

• Had they been unfaithful, or given way before the enemy all would have been lost.

• He married in 1798, at the age of forty, a young girl of eighteen, who in consequence of this disparity was unfaithful to him.

• If Marguerite has not been unfaithful to you twenty times, it is because she has an exceptional nature.

• She wouldn't; she replied that she loved you, and she wouldn't be unfaithful to you for anything in the world.