Sentence examples for as ladies from inspiring English sources

A waiter referred to Lana and Lynne as "ladies".

She taught them: to drink coffee, sweep, dust, garden, wash windows, behave as ladies & gentlemen, & read.

I have even heard it explained as "ladies' underwear" or, to be more precise, "chastity belt".

Being a Southerner (born in Georgia) and a gentleman, he refers to them as ladies.

"My mother was very strict, and very old-fashioned, as ladies of her generation were.

We don't see the 17th-century Princesse de Clèves or the 18th-­century Marquise de Merteuil as ladies who lunch.

Geldings were used for work and as ladies' riding horses.

They then entered a meritocracy, first as ladies-in-waiting to the sultan's concubines and children, then to the sultan's mother and finally - if they showed sufficient aptitude and were beautiful enough - to the sultan himself.

In medieval romances, knights swoon just as frequently as ladies.

Hong Kong is rightly famous for its outdoor and street markets, such as Ladies MarketTemple Street Night Marketket and Jade Market on Kowloon.

A visit Friday morning to the 19th-century shopping district once known as Ladies Milee brought quick reassurance.