Sentence examples for affable ladies from inspiring English sources
Along Avenue D in Manhattan, Dwayne Mitchell was known as Dubbs, an affable ladies man who drove an Infiniti and had fathered several children with different girlfriends.
It's an offer that still angers the affable Lady Carnarvon.
At the Guggenheim, clothed waxwork figures include an affable lady squeezed into a refrigerator.
My guide for the session, an affable young lady who's keen for me to skip all cutscenes, what with a queue growing behind me, asks if I've played the first one.
After all, some of the Ladies, affable elders from Beardstown, Ill., who created a cottage industry around their investment club in the mid-90's before an accounting error deflated their returns, say they still do not even have computers.
— As Michelle Obama courted working women in battleground states last week by talking about the tough balancing acts in their lives, she was engaging in a balancing act of her own: Acting as a pointed critic of the Republican ticket while projecting an affable, ladylike (as in first lady) persona.
That these broadly affable types are now echoing the Iron Lady suggests the party is getting used to power.
The imaginative product of two affable and boyish Chicagoans, the stage director Gary Griffin and the musical director Thomas Murray, this is "My Fair Lady" in miniature.
I'm affable, I'm affable!
