Sentence examples for judy from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A diminutive of Judith, also used as a formal female given name.
JUDY GARLAND 1922-1969 (US) Big break: The Wizard of Oz (1939) A short life: A vaudeville performer who became a film star at 15.
The current crisis of confidence in the punch and judy politics of Westminster means the establishment needs to do much better at engaging citizens.
JUDY ALLEY, the executive director of a food bank in a suburb east of Portland, Oregon, notices the children in particular.
JUDY OLIAN (pictured) is a rarity: a female dean at a top business school.
John Moreton Birmingham I grew up on Judy Blume, as did my friends.
Louis B Mayer wanted her to play Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz (1939), but when Fox wouldn't release her, the producer Arthur Freed insisted they try the 16-year-old Judy Garland (six years older than Temple).
It is telling that the old politics is represented by very familiar-looking faces, delivering the usual Punch-and-Judy debates.
Both the BNP, led by Khaleda Zia, widow of an assassinated former general and president, and the Awami League had run corrupt, inept governments.The two parties had debased the country's politics into a Punch-and-Judy show of non-co-operation and vindictive retaliation.
THE Punch-and-Judy show of Bangladeshi politics, in which the ruling party—run by the daughter of a former president bashes the opposition run by the widow of a former president before swapping places with it, has been running for decades.
Khaleda Zia insists that her party will boycott the poll scheduled for late 2013, if their demands are not met.The only way to stage an election in the context of a national Punch-and-Judy show was under the guidance of a temporary, non-partisan government: the "caretaker".
Russell Wilson interview.
