Sentence examples for ladies for example from inspiring English sources

"The Ladies," for example, asked what it means to be a dictator's wife; "Gone Missing" investigated lost jewelry, lost pets, lost minds.

Aston Villa Ladies, for example, charged as little as £3 to watch a game.

Good ladies, for example, complain daily about female bodies and identities being "policed", then call the literal police, the literal fucking patriarchy, when something threatens that body or that identity.

If they are planning to have a baby for young ladies for example, for surgery, for mastectomy, we have to prepare them, we will not ignore this.

If they're quiet ladies, for example, someone to give a lesson on decoupage might be better appreciated than a dance instructor.

Including onto the set of Beyoncé's "Single Ladies", for example.

There is Lady, for example, the real-life model for the story's toy poodle, who could be heard yelping occasionally from the kitchen.

I disagree with my esteemed colleague at the Telegraph who calls the Lisbon institution "small": it's pretty vast, with a collection containing everything from gorgeous Persian textiles to Old Masters (a ravishing Ghirlandaio portrait of a lady, for example) and an important collection of slightly terrifyingly anthropomorphic art nouveau jewellery.

When it came to My Fair Lady, for example, the wait was six months and my mother and I sat in the last row of the orchestra (which made me quite grumpy).

The nine ladies dancing, for example, remained static, at $6,294, the same as last year, according to figures from Philadanco, a dance company in Philadelphia.

Punchdrunk's influence is hard to miss and there are rooms with actors that visitors may or may not want to go in: the nightclub in the ladies toilet, for example, or the thin man's office.