Sentence examples for her da from inspiring English sources
She seemed to relish her da capo return to New York.
It must not fall foul of the lumbering technocratic procurement of Transport for London's default solution, or the whims of a celebrity and her Da Vinci.
Frank has a childhood memory of Ma "screeching at Jackie for being such a bold girl that her da had to go to the pub because he couldn't stand to be around her").
"She has been an ambassador for this sport, and could you find a better one?" As the years passed, and as Taylor became well known, Ireland grew evermore fond of her: a nice girl without any airs, coached by her Da.
Their new mini-album, "All Day" (Polyvinyl), has three playful, infectious new songs (plus a cover of David Bowie's "Starman") that are quietly radical in their commitment to equality: her keyboards are as loud as his drums; his words are as important as her "Da, da, das".
A regular visitor to New York, the princess has an active social life that includes Le Cirque lunches and the opening of the American Ballet Theater, with a socially energetic group that includes Barbara de Portago, Mario Buatta, Marisa Berenson, Kenneth Jay Lane, the art collector Doug Cramer (one of her Da Silvano escorts) and Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia.
In "The Flowers," her da-da-dum scatting is so elaborate that it sounds as though it might be a sketch for an instrumental part not yet scored; on "Ode to Divorce," when she sings the line "won't you help a brother out," she stretches and amplifies "out" until it sounds like a trumpet solo.
Kohl called her "das Mädchen," or "the girl".
In paternal, if not quite patronizing tones, Helmut Kohl liked to call her "das Madchen" -- "the girl".
She has a wide smile and a tendency to blush that led Helmut Kohl, the former chancellor, to call her "das Mädchen" ("the girl").
