Sentence examples for comment of lady from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, March 5 , 1927P. 17 Comment of lady leaving Walter Hampden's theatre, after seeing "Caponsacchi".
He commented to the singer of Lady Macbeth that one plaintive woodwind note in her sleepwalking scene held the whole key to her twisted psychology.
Lamb further commented that the lyrics drew similar reference to that of Lady Gaga's commenting, "followers of Lady Gaga's Monster Ball Tour will be familiar with this point of view [about free expression]." Amar Toor from AOL Radio gave the song a positive review saying, "Much like the rest of the album, this new song is simply made for the dance floor.
Amazon declined to comment beyond its Twitter message, and a representative of Lady Gaga's record label, Interscope, did not respond to e-mails requesting comment.
The men who walked out of "The Sheik" might have calmed down had they read Heywood Broun's review of Valentino's effortful ravishings, which ran in the New York World on November 7 , 1921 We gathered from the comments of the young lady who went to the movies that Valentino is one of the most bewitchingly handsome juveniles on the screen.
The men who walked out of "The Sheik" might have calmed down had they read Heywood Broun's review of Valentino's effortful ravishings, which ran in the New York World on November 7 , 1921 **{:.break one} ** We gathered from the comments of the young lady who went to the movies that Valentino is one of the most bewitchingly handsome juveniles on the screen.
Space Cowboy commented of working with Lady Gaga: "Christmas Tree" is a version of the traditional Christmas song "Deck the Halls", with the same melody but with lyrics changed to be sexually suggestive, with many sexual innuendos and metaphors.
Colin Smythe edited Seventy Years, Being the Autobiography of Lady Gregory (1975), which consists basically of excerpts of diaries and letters with comment.
"Macbeth" will become "The Tragedy of Lady Macbeth", with Lady Banquo & Lady Macduff as supporting roles.
The bust of Lady Belhaven, from 1827.
