Sentence examples for classic lady from inspiring English sources

It's a classic Lady Macbeth goof.

In 1961, Frank Capra remade his classic Lady for a Day as A Pocketful of Miracles.

In 1974 Toussaint arranged and produced LaBelle's New Orleans-flavoured disco classic Lady Marmalade, and a year later he played on McCartney's album Venus and Mars.

There's a degree of arrogance: 'I'm so nervous everyone, look at me!'" When Mirren's not working, she loves gardening and describes herself as "the classic lady out there with the secateurs".

The album's most obvious precedent is Holiday's classic "Lady in Satin," recorded in 1958, not long before the singer's death, with Ray Ellis conducting an orchestra augmented by top-flight jazz soloists.

Hendryx is best known as a founding member of Labelle, the 1970s all-girl group responsible for the titillating dance floor classic, "Lady Marmalade".

Lobster Parisienne, the classic ladies-who-lunch salad of cold seafood, mayonnaise, green apple and baby peas, made me yearn for July and a glass of crisp white wine.

Furthermore the installation proceeds astutely in big, clear oppositions between the academy and the street, or between town and country; that is, between Seurat's classic ladies and gentlemen, seen isolated and often motionless, and more roiled images of farmland, factories, rumbling carts and farm wagons, and a locomotive.

Fine woolen vests and jackets, beautifully tailored linen shirts, classic ladies oxford shoes and short boots made entirely of leather.

With elder actresses like Catherine Deneuve and politicians like Ségolène Royal, the French have a handful of classic ladies of a certain age to look up to.

Among these groundbreaking, and often difficult, poems are numbered several classics: Lady Lazarus, Ariel, The Moon and the Yew Tree, Daddy and Stings.