Sentence examples for baroness of from inspiring English sources

SUE MILLER London, Nov. 18, 2003 The writer, baroness of Chilthorne Domer, is a member of the House of Lords.

You're now Baroness of Maida Vale but you were brought up in a small industrial town in Pennsylvania, one of five children.

Leader of the House of Lords and lord privy seal The Baroness of Beeston is the daughter of a factory worker, the antithesis to the "posh Tory" image.

Campbell, recently made Baroness of Surbiton, is cheery, having just celebrated her 50th birthday - a milestone she was told she'd never reach.

As Harris concludes his opening remarks, the Baroness of Ot Moor, Susan Greenfield, rises to her feet to make a statement.

One of Froebel's most enthusiastic disciples, the Baroness of Marenholtz-Bülow, was largely responsible for bringing his ideas to the notice of educators in England, France, and the Netherlands.

If José Manuel Barroso's second commission falls, it will not be because of Baroness Ashton of Upholland.

What can come next in the roller coaster life of Baroness Warsi of Dewsbury?

P.D. James--more properly, Baroness James of Holland Park, a member of the House of Lords--was less outgoing than the Browns, but steady and sure as our ship.

Lesser royalty include Princes, Dukes, Earls, Barons and a Baroness, lots of Knights, loads of Lords and a Lady.

What unites Margaret Roberts of Grantham with Baroness Thatcher of Kesteven and constitutes her identity?