Sentence examples for ladies later from inspiring English sources

In my estimation, his piety might have led him to younger ladies later.

Last year, in what the first lady later called an early campaign stumble, Mrs. Clinton broke with her husband and said his clemency offer should be withdrawn.

A guy dragging around a falling-down lady, later gently lying her on chairs next to the wall.

The pope, still flanked by the Mexican president and first lady, later welcomed a number of Mexican cardinals and bishops, taking time to chat with several of them.

Just after a calf was born to an ordinary cow, an elderly lady, later identified as a witch, advised the herdsman to keep it separate from the other cattle, presumably after she noticed its deformed ears and suspected it was a water bull.

Our Lady later refers to herself as a "militant feminist," but seems not to have any issue with putting her ladies out there with the constant risk of wardrobe malfunction provided by skimpy bikinis and blood-soaked t-shirts in front of the non-paying, mostly male crowd.

The First Lady later wrote, "The medicines I took had been prescribed by doctors, so how could I be a drug addict?" The decade closed out with a rash of Congressional hearings meant to highlight the dangers of prescription drug addiction in the hopes of making America's middle class so anxious that they'd stop taking the Valium they took for their anxiety.

The first lady later wrote, "The medicines I took... had been prescribed by doctors, so how could I be a drug addict?" The decade closed out with a rash of congressional hearings meant to highlight the dangers of prescription drug addiction in the hopes of making the people of America's middle class so anxious that they'd stop taking the Valium they took for their anxiety.

Clifton Oliver and James T. Lane do the honors here as the accusers, mincing and squealing while proclaiming their purity as Alabama ladies, and later squabbling over the thought of recanting their lies.

In 1909 Lady Diana Manners (later Cooper) gave Eve a large blank tome intended as a diary.

"If Jerry hadn't made the change," first lady Nancy Reagan later said, "I wouldn't have a husband".