Sentence examples for ladies which from inspiring English sources

She was also in Mr. Ludwig's "Leading Ladies," which did not reach Broadway, in 2004.

She reps for the ladies, which means that this track goes off live.

There has been a small, but noisy, reflex reaction against "Devious Maids," because it casts Hispanic actresses as cleaning ladies, which is missing the point.

The all-women vocal ensemble Cherish the Ladies, which has been cited by the Library of Congress for its outstanding traditional Irish music recordings, also will perform.

"The greatest concern expressed by the ladies, which was quickly dispelled, was their idea they would be in a lockdown environment," he said.

"Haters Gonna Hate" appears on Graham's album The Sexy Ladies, which is barely known and likely to have received little to no airplay, making it very possible that Swift had never heard it.

The mood is more blithe at Grey Lady, which opened in May on the Lower East Side.

The media called me 'the shouty blue-haired lady', which was quite funny.

This is what Meryl Streep does in "The Iron Lady," which opens Friday in New York.

"This time, of course, we have a first lady, which we didn't have last time".

"And my wife [Sharon] would become a Lady, which would be pretty cool.