1.  Being on welfare means that there's always an agency working on her behalf to make sure my husband supports their child.

2.  "I can relate it to Jackie Joyner-Kersee, where her husband is supporting her," Kim Messer said.

3.  "My husband supported me," she said.

4.  "My husband supports me.

5.  Dr. Schlant, who uses Ernestine Bradley on the campaign trail, was about to say that her husband had always supported her career and other such niceties.

6.  My husband supports them.

7.  No agency stepped in to make my husband support our children "by any means necessary" on my behalf.

8.  Of course, the difficulties of re-entering the dating world and the workplace are common to all divorced women whose husbands supported them, regardless of economic status.

9.  While her husband is actively supporting Vice President Gore, Dianne Duncan is volunteering for Bill Bradley's New Hampshire campaign.