Sentence examples for My consort from inspiring English sources

My consort ordered the grilled orata, a risky choice on a Sunday night in New York.

"How old do you think this menu is?" my consort, Bob, asked, fingering the crumbling paper in fascination.

I know speed is of the essence in the cooking my consort and I do most days.

Until my consort got work on Pantelleria, I didn't even know it existed, that there was more of Italy west and south of Sicily.

And even in the borderline places, there is another constant: you no longer have to suffer what my consort calls shiver wine, the kind that makes you shudder.

Secondly, some people in the 1970s could be cruel to the husbands of well-known women, and they would refer to him as Mr Shirley Williams, or as my consort.

My consorts through the years have, I believe, found my going off to church, usually alone, an annoying affectation, and not, as I felt it, a piece of completeness, of the armor in which a good citizen sallies forth: "Since we belong to the day," Paul wrote the Thessalonians, "let us be sober, and put on the breastplate of faith and love, and for a helmet the hope of salvation".

My new consort is nothing at all like my old one: readily adaptable, easygoing, eager to please.

[11 November] This day, I interr'd the earthly part of my dear consort… [12 November] …The epidemical Malady began upon this Town, is like to pass thro' the Countrey….

"I can't imagine my father consorting with a woman like that," he wrote to Mr. Gilbert of his mother.

(Smith) My Lord Chamberlain's Consort (Sunday) This early-music ensemble offers the program "Songs for a Cynical Age," featuring John Maynard's "XII Wonders of the World" (1611).