Sentence examples for high ladies from inspiring English sources

During her lifetime, she achieved the Number One Ladies Shot in the Eastern Zone, High Ladies Gun at the Campfire Club of America in Chappaqua, New York, and placed second two years running at the Annual Invitational Lake Placid Regatta.

So hold your head high, ladies -- you're not destined for spinsterhood!

(At last count he's on number four and considering she's not much older than Ms. Fluke, part of me wonders if perhaps this was all some grotesque attempt at flirting on his part that simply went awry. After all, who wouldn't want to be the fifth Mrs. Limbaugh? Raise your hands high, ladies!).

The former Culture Show presenter Lauren Laverne read a skit about it on a recent edition of Channel 4's 10 O'Clock show, mocking a project in Coventry where a 10m-high Lady Godiva puppet is being built which will travel to London powered by 100 cyclists.

In high fantasy, ladies embroidered, cast spells and wore medieval garb while their lords battled dragons, orcs and archaic diction.

Predeceasing Frances was her brother Samuel and first husband, Frank Karo, who along with his sisters founded L&B Karo, a leading millinery business that furnished high styled ladies hats to many of America's finest department stores.

He develops into a blithe drug dealer, a high school ladies' man and eventually a men's room rent boy, giving the strangers who kneel before him "something special that they would take back, secretly, into their everyday lives".

The others "sang high, like ladies.

Shouting, screaming, raucous laughter, and running up or down hallways (especially in high heels, ladies) will echo around your floor and wake everyone up.

Maybe that's why it's so comfortable to identify with the dramatis personae of "High Wire Lady".

So meet John Ross III and Christopher, JR's and Bobby's sons respectively, plus Elena and Rebecca, their respective shiny high-rise ladies.