Sentence examples for ladies both from inspiring English sources

By 'hags' I only mean that these two young ladies both own cats, or look like they do, and they regularly cackle at me for no reason.

Two old ladies, both of whom looked well over seventy, met in a fashionable grocer's on upper Lexington Avenue, and passed the time of the day.

By Mary Adams and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 27 , 1945P. 15 Two old ladies, both of whom looked well over seventy, met in a fashionable grocer's on upper Lexington Avenue, and passed the time of the day.

The New Yorker, January 27 , 1945P. 15 Two old ladies, both of whom looked well over seventy, met in a fashionable grocer's on upper Lexington Avenue, and passed the time of the day.

Two old ladies, both of whom looked well over seventy, met in a fashionable grocer's on upper Lexington Avenue, and passed the time of the… As the express elevator plummeted earthbound from the 53rd floor of the R. C. A. Building, a pretty, large-eyed girl remarked to the man whe….

Up those solid stone steps, behind the heavy window treatments, one could imagine bespectacled spinsters offering piano lessons to supplement their meagre pensions – and one did not have to imagine it, since I at least was taught the instrument by two such ladies, both living in what I recognised even then as genteel poverty.

Fans call this Dutch lady both independent and politically shrewd.

He arrived very late with a strange young lady, both were tight.

As for the first lady, both say she has much to overcome.

Machinal is a good play that has been greatly staged in New York by a director and leading lady both new to Broadway.

Why is every old person always "a pensioner" or a "little old lady" both of which convey pity but not respect.