Examples of using I'm a widower in English and their translations into Polish
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Programming
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I'm a widower.
She passed away. I'm a widower.
No, I'm a widower.
She was a widow, I'm a widower.
I'm a widower too.
I'm a widower, Peggy.
And your wife?- I'm a widower, dear lady.
I'm a widower, dear lady.
Uh… but unfortunately for you, I'm a widower.
Yes. I'm a widower.
I'm a widower, Your Honor.
Where am I going with her, I'm a widower with two daughters?
I'm a widower, and my wife died.
Well, you're a widow and I'm a widower, what could be more appropriate?
I'm a widower who needed closure.
Cass and Mother, but I'm a widower, I have eleven children,
I'm a widower whose first son died tragically.
Well, I'm a widower. And your wife?
Well, I'm a widower. And your wife?
Now I'm a widower and as poor as a church mouse.
As of now, I am a widower and you, a murderer.
I am a widower… and that is the worst of all worlds.
I am a widower, Betty.
Yes, I am a widower, but I am also a grown man with a wallet.
You never said I was a widower.
The waitress thought I was a widower.
I was a widower.
I am a widower, 67 years old and live by myself in a retirement community in Seal Beach California.
my first wife passed away… and since them I am a widower.