wife and mother in English

woman who has a family

Use "wife and mother" in a sentence

1. She was an English moneylender, wife and mother.

2. 13 A wife and mother is to act as her husband’s helper, or complement.

3. Al-Saeed's wife and mother tried to attend the session, but the judge refused.

4. Becoming a wife and mother may limit your career opportunities, but it can be so rewarding.

5. The success of her business made it difficult for her to fulfil her role as wife and mother.

6. 10 Here Jerusalem is addressed as if she were a wife and mother dwelling in tents, just like Sarah.

7. Likewise, a young woman does well to ask herself if she is prepared for the responsibilities of being a wife and mother.

8. Cherubini’s Medea was another Callas signature role – for some, the Greek soprano was the very epitome of the unhinged, slighted wife and mother

9. Although she may now be a better wife and mother, his attitude is: ‘She abandons me three times a week to go to those meetings.

10. Ada Jafarey wrote of her experiences as a wife and mother in a modified traditional idiom, but also noticed the lack of fulfillment that accompanied these relationships.

11. Birthright began in Toronto, Canada, in 1968, when Louise Summerhill, a busy wife and mother of seven children, felt something should be done to help women facing unplanned pregnancies

12. If that is the case, his first wife, and mother of his children, may be the Tamesin Brike mentioned above, and she may be a different women than the Tamesin he married later in life

13. ‘Thus we feud in our families, Anathematize fellow Christians and demonize the stranger.’ ‘The Reformation tended to reinforce the centrality of the family, and thus woman's subservient role as wife and mother - thereby outlawing and anathematising any female role …