Sentence examples for damsel's from inspiring English sources

These days a miraculously timed e-mail is more apt to come to a damsel's rescue than the cavalry, but whether she's Pauline in peril or Lisbeth, danger is familiar business for women.

Veterans worry that wry reflection is giving way to venom: when, at last year's Carnival, calypsonian Sugar Aloes lyrically ribbed the prime minister's wife, both Sugar Aloes' legendary forebear The Mighty Sparrow and the PM, Basdeo Panday, both leapt to the stricken damsel's defence.

The London Damsel's fate, by unjust tyranny, tells of a girl who is forced to marry a man against her will, despite having met her true love.

Blackwolf, co-founder of the Champions and Damsel's ex-husband.

Or if you're not hurting, you can still relate to the damsel's pain.

The biceped wonder saves the literary damsel's life when her bumper car malfunctions at a carnival, they wed, and all is ardent kisses.

The tune, the B-side to his "Deeper Love," just goes to show that, even if you go down a familiar route, if you do it with a brazen attitude that says "I invented this shit," people will be caught up in the sheer groove of your confidence––In this instance it's the roll call of mostly dead film damsels that's have you in Dexter's dexterous grasp.

The day's damsel in distress was cyclist Victoria Pendleton, who lost in the final of the women's sprint to her long-time nemesis Australian Anna Meares, and in cruel fashion.

The spring will be a good one for movies — add this one to Whit Stillman's "Damsels in Distress," Terence Davies's "The Deep Blue Sea," and Nanni Moretti's "Habemus Papam," and we can wonder whether Oscar season shouldn't just be pushed up to summer.

Meyer has claimed that she wrote the new book because Bella's "damsel in distress" qualities bothered her.

And above all, Dulcinea, the knight's damsel, the epitome of gentility, is in all truth none other than the sweaty peasant girl Aldonza.