Sentence examples for ladies lost from inspiring English sources
They staked real money — Lina's wages, Sybille's allowance — but, if the ladies lost, the funds were returned in the morning.
The Roosevelt inaugural of 1905 was shouted into a cold wind that blustered so hard, many ladies lost their hats, while Chief Justice Melville Fuller's robe inflated like a black balloon.
Highly paid AT&T executives would not waste their time advocating for some old ladies lost in this digital transition.
The fantasy lagoon, in which sensible ladies lose their corsets and cavort around in buckskins with bows and arrows, looks very much like a dry run for the alternate reality Barrie would introduce in Peter Pan.
She looked like a little old lady lost at La Guardia".
Mrs. Lady lost her apartment and much of what she owned.
Years earlier, Lady lost her will to produce steam when Stone let her down in a tight situation.
The chanting is led by a birdlike old lady lost in her black robes: a "hababa", holy woman, who traces her ancestry back to the Prophet Muhammad.
The New Yorker, January 21 , 1956P. 29 A scatterbrained, but ethical, lady lost a bracelet insured for a thousand dollars and was remunerated accordingly.
By John Updike The New Yorker, January 21 , 1956P. 29 A scatterbrained, but ethical, lady lost a bracelet insured for a thousand dollars and was remunerated accordingly.
IF we are to believe the latest round of political wife coverage, Callista Gingrich is the new face of her husband's presidential campaign, and Maria Shriver is a former first lady lost in transition.
