Sentence examples similar to generated lady from inspiring English sources

Did that nice computer-generated lady want to start another war using Jaha's stray nuke?

Hillary Clinton, who was charting no new racial ground as first lady, still generated endless controversy for her policy involvement.

Even though the bag lady has generated some unexpected publicity for the homeless cause, the doll is being loudly condemned by the National Coalition for the Homeless.

So why have Chancellor George Osborne's tears over Lady Thatcher generated so much interest?

Simply winning enough votes to wrest power from Myanmar's powerful military was seen by many as the greatest triumph of the woman known to everyone as "The Lady", generating excitement at home and an international wave of goodwill.

Rosemary is the posh cookery teacher from Ladette to Lady; this is another show generated by television.

Yes – that's equivalent to a global Olympic audience generated by a 22-year-old putting on Lady Gaga makeup".

Lady Gaga's performance on The X Factor has generated more than 100 complaints to Ofcom.

PRECIOUS-METAL and emerging-market stock funds have been generating more interest than Lady Gaga's get-ups.

US pop star Lady Gaga's "inappropriate" outfit  and Robin Thicke's performance of "Blurred Lines" generated 439 complaints, but Ofcom ruled that neither would be investigated further.

Ranked first in Gasabo District in 2003-04, Rubingeneratedthe the district's two top-ranked female students; the girls received the First Lady's Award for achievement.