Sentence examples for famous nanny from inspiring English sources

Mary Poppins, the most famous nanny of all, was able to soar high, but even she eventually came down to earth.

Theater "MARY POPPINS," a musical in which the famous nanny is played by an actress not much older than her young charges, is presented by Downtown Art, 64 East Fourth Street, East Village.

Reservations: (212) 627-1732, Extension 60. "MARY POPPINS," a musical in which the famous nanny is played by an actress not much older than her young charges, is presented by Downtown Art, 64 East Fourth Street, East Village.

Walt Disney Studios announced on Tuesday that Into the Woods star Emily Blunt would be taking over the part of the famous nanny in a sequel to the 1964 classic film, confirming the British actor's long-heralded involvement.

For that is where P.L. Travers, the author who created the world's most famous nanny, lived for several years starting around 1910. -Mr. Bransdon, in Manhattan for a break from 80-degree summer weather in Bowral, found the place where the statue might have gone if the project had not been killed almost as soon as it was announced in the fall of 1966.

Lauren Caldarera was studying anthropology in Kenya, and Carol McKeown was a nanny for a famous talk-radio host in Manhattan.

She and her husband, a workaholic TV writer, share Lola, their Filipina nanny, with a famous director and his trophy wife (mother of Bing, with a "background" in law and poetry).

It is easy to spend an entire visit in the Chicago section, which also includes a gallery for temporary exhibits (stocked in recent and coming months with a show of photographs by Vivian Maier, the area nanny who became famous posthumously).

I'm not sure Klass's story is wholly representative of the 2 million single parents, and the fact that she is famous, wealthy, able to afford nannies and well supported, might make her experience different from some.

Bucking Royal tradition, she said no to a maternity nurse for Prince George and dragged her world-famous heels while hiring a nanny, insisting that — together with William — she could handle mom duties on her own.

Lithe, blond, rich and admired by her peers, she lives in a Georgian mansion with her famous husband, their son and a nanny or two.