Sentence examples for in madam from inspiring English sources

At the mention of the copier, tears well up in Madam Soula's eyes and she looks weary.

The eeriness is reinforced by onstage singers who render Orlando Gough's atmospheric score like the humming chorus in Madam Butterfly.

But it is reality, reflected in political life as we know it -- and in "Madam President," the latest examination of the status of women in American politics.

That he had the instincts of a fine stage director himself was abundantly evident in his bravura handling of all the elements of opera in Madam Butterfly (Coliseum, 2006) for ENO.

If a stoutish matron, thinking herself alone in the forest, allows herself to slump a bit, an Arden operative pops out from behind a bush and says, "Tuck in, Madam".

"Everybody assumes George Bush is going to be tough on criminals; I have to prove that I'm going to be tough," said Ms. Richards, quoted in "Madam President," by Eleanor Clift and Tom Brazaitis (Scribner, 2000).

His sister-in-law, Madam Tang, who takes citizenship classes, is a regular visitor and urges Wang to adopt Western ways.

He played a celebrated javelin thrower in "This Is the Night," a rotten rich roué in "Sinners in the Sun," the husband of a diva in "Enter Madam" and of another diva in "When You're in Love".

In INSIDE SEX WORK IN NEW ZEALAND, Madam Mary takes us inside the "privileged bubble" that is her luxurious brothel and sex dungeon in Wellington.

From a piece in the Times, at her death, in 1865: Madam JUMEL, whose death is chronicled above, was a very singular person, about whose name twined many marvelous stories, and with whose history the greatest men of colonial and Revolutionary days were intimately connected.

By the time of her death, in 1919, Madam Walker was one of the richest and most admired African-Americans in the country: a philanthropist; a crusader against lynching; and a marketing genius of world renown who laid the groundwork for transforming the cottage industry of black hair into what it has become — a multibillion-dollar business.