Sentence examples for from maiden to from inspiring English sources

In 2003, he covered only 7 of the 350 mares booked to him even though the farm offered him variety — from maiden to older, experienced mares, to gray, bay and chestnut ones.

No, this is about discovering myself past childbearing age, about acknowledging my progression from maiden to mother to crone.

Instead, the 3-year-old blossomed in the Sunshine State – going from maiden winner, to allowance victor, to stakes winner to Derby favorite.

"It's a big jump from a maiden to a Group One but he's done it well.

Lauren Flanigan, who has given so many gutsy performances at the house, vitally inhabited the title character, capturing Esther's transformation from naïve maiden to vengeful orator.

People wanted us to supplement her for the Ribblesdale but we didn't want to jump from a maiden to a Group Two".

On the day it was revealed that Nick Faldo plans to use DJ Spoony and the drummer from Iron Maiden to inspire his team at Kentucky next month, two young Englishmen declared their eagerness to be a part of the party.

It's often assumed that only unmarried women fought alongside the men, and that marriage marked a transformation from warrior maiden to a life that conformed more closely to Western assumptions about historic gender roles.

Likewise, for the tribute to Herbie Hancock, Pete McGuinness said he wanted his arrangement of the title tune from "Maiden Voyage" to suggest the original's feel.

Mars could well prove ideally suited by this intermediate distance after hastening from maiden company to shape well when sixth in both the 2,000 Guineas and Derby, before reverting to a mile for third in the St James's Palace Stakes.

The removal of an outdated market in 1771 allowed paving from Maiden Lane to what is now Liberty Street.