1.   The eighteenth century book-collector Clayton Mordaunt Cracherode had a father who travelled round the world in buckskin breeches.

2.   When I got up that morning I had no father.

3.   And they have the father of the two children.

4.   Although he denied it, his mother knew Dwayne missed having his father around full time.

5.   Among the NATO Nineteen, defeat may be a rhetorical orphan, but victory has no father.

6.   And despite the downside, there are advantages to having a father who plays ball.

7.   And fewer children growing up not only without fathers, but in neighborhoods where hardly anybody has a father at home.

8.   And the boy is left alone, since he never had a father.

9.   And perhaps she still would have a husband and her two young children still would have a father.

10.   Anyone who ever had a father knows.