No one else piped up to say, "Lady, mind your own fuckin' business," and Dylan saw that Robert Woolfolk and his two companions, Robert's laugh track, were missing.
By James Thurber The New Yorker, March 22 , 1930 P. 13Lady minding wandering Scotch Terrier for friend over weekend, whips terrier which had followed her on errand quest, believing it to be the one in her charge.
Courtin-Clarins very much had the ladies in mind when creating his line of products.
After asking after health of their President, etc. note asked if young ladies would mind putting coats over their legs so attention would be given to bulls, matador, picador, etc.
3 One wonders whether Jane Austin had us cycling enthusiasts, rather than young ladies, in mind when she suggested that conversation should be confined to the "weather and the state of the roads".
I don't mean to lay all of this angst at the feet of "Lady Ghostbusters," mind you.
The thought that two tawny-skinned bundles of stress with Afros could have emerged from my mother's womb never crossed the lady's mind.
Expanding on those mule droppings, she urges any reluctant readers to go away to the other books "wrapped in leather and stamped in gold" and "whose contents you will find meandering through the puff and twaddle of some white lady's mind".
Booking decent but boring people from charities and agencies will never make interesting radio: on Wednesday we had to listen to a Muslim representative drone on about the EDL, followed by a well-meaning lady from Mind on Stephen Fry's suicide attempt.
A lady's mind can reach some dirty depths, as Salt-N-Pepa so outspokenly confirm.
