Sentence examples for ladies ever from inspiring English sources
Hey, ladies, ever heard of free will?
At the height of cocktail culture, in the late nineteenth century, the United States had boasted one saloon for every two hundred and fifty people, but few respectable ladies ever frequented those establishments.
If only for the sake of the viewers, Gellhorn should be spared the fate of Dorothy Parker and Sylvia Plath: their biopics, you'll recall, presented lives so dismally drained of joy that one wondered how the ladies ever found the wherewithal to pick up a pen.
Miss Hayworth has to rank as one of the most elegant and beautiful ladies ever to walk the face of the planet.
No, this is the strong, fierce, charming, very articulate First Lady Michelle Obama who has became one of our most loved first ladies ever.
The daughter of Thomas Hunt Morgan, who won the Nobel Prize for his work on chromosomes and heredity, she had come from the Rockefeller Institute, where, according to one colleague, "few PhD ladies ever had much of a chance for advancement". Morgan and Horstmann became magnets for human interest stories.
If this lady ever got hold of the Neutrogena, she could Foam in Very Deep Indeed.
No man grows old in Boston, No lady ever dies; No youth is ever wicked, No infant ever cries.
Pat was loved by all who knew her, kind, generous, thoughtful and always supportive and the best PR lady ever.
"Meryl is just the coolest lady ever although watching her in the last scene of Doubt was when I kind of realised I would never be her.
Lady Barbara Skelton is some way short of perfect: she became so famous in a 1945 film version of King-Hall's novel that its star, Margaret Lockwood, was frequently known as the "wicked lady" ever after.
