Sentence examples for damsel was from inspiring English sources

Still blonde, still quivering like an East End Sue Ellen and still pouring a hogshead of bosom into a pint bra, our damsel was distressed at having accidentally left her son behind while legging it from her latest wedding, and was in need of Phil's brawn to rescue him.

A damsel was waiting for him up there, and when he finally climbed into the window of her apartment, his clothes flew out the window.

In contrast, "Death and the Damsel" is a dark fantasy revolving around the petite, blond Jamie Rae Walker.

Damsel is shown in black and white, at left; it also comes in fuchsia and white.

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.

In the course of the novel, Zabibah is raped and the king begins a war in her defense, during which both king and damsel are killed (they die on Jan . 17 the day that the United States started bombing Baghdad in 1991).

Encountering such a creature, the only choice left for a stressed-out modern damsel is to shed her defenses, swoon in his arms and be carried off into a Victorian happily ever after.

The DC Damsel is a freelance writer.

In Bush's case you can substitute the damsel being raped by natives with the US corporation denied 100percentt ownership of a privatized state company.

What's fascinating about Billy and Dolores's relationship is that even in his quest to help her break out of her role, a "damsel" is exactly what he wants her to be.

Yellow damsels are so spectacular that they are a favourite with the aquarium industry.