Sentence examples for a mamie from inspiring English sources

In a cocktail world where drinks are named either with historic rigor – a Mamie Taylor, anybody?

Marx had produced a Mamie Eisenhower — "She was my basis for Sandra Day O'Connor," Verrone said.

In the deliberately plural "Marys Seacole," playing through March 24 at LCT3's Claire Tow Theater, everyone in the six-woman cast is a Mary — or a Merry, a Miriam, a Mamie or the like.

A friend, MAMIE McDONOUGH, an employee in the Reagan White House, found Mr. Cohen's apartment "lacking in tchotchkes," Mr. Cohen said.

"I want to invite my clients to a cultural trip… to an old Jewish house with a Jewish mamie in the kitchen," he says.

Patricia Clarkson, with a low-lidded gaze and half a smile, plays Mike Hoolihan, a police detective who probes the puzzling death of an astrophysicist (Mamie Gummer) at an observatory.

This bracing drama from the Roundabout Underground program, starring a superb Mamie Gummer as that damaged vet, confronts an achingly topical issue with hardheaded honesty and admirable compassion.

There was a grandmother, Mamie Lue Powell, who was 96 when I met her for the first and last time at a nursing home in Grandview, Mo.

Her unabashed pause from life seems to inspire her friends — an assistant principal (Mamie Gummer) with an uptight husband and a closeted gallery owner (Martin Starr of "Freaks and Geeks") — to take a breather as well.

The broadcaster Sally Magnusson has set up a charity in memory of her late mother, Mamie – a vivacious journalist and wife of the late Magnus Magnusson – whose dementia brought memory loss but also, heartbreakingly in a woman for whom words and their precise usage were a passion, an inability to string together rational sentences.

The white two-storey colonial era house has a blue metal gate that carries a big sign - Mamie Lily Restaurant.