"lady" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to any adult female, especially when you want to express respect. For example, "She is a lady of great grace and dignity."
There are, of course, many Democrats in Iowa who are strongly supportive of the former first lady, although they appear to be keeping a low profile.
After failed attempts by the chador-clad woman to reel her in with her scowling face, the male officer intervenes to give it a shot, gesturing with a typical "come on now, let's go," but the red-streaked lady jolts back in a don't-touch-me kind of way.
Although I think it's about time Howard had a cheeky affair with a rather attractive young lady.
María, a well-dressed middle-aged lady who spoke freely once assured of anonymity, also described considerable nervousness at the "peaceful end of the business".
"If I wore a kimono today I wouldn't be as comfortable as a Japanese lady, because I don't have the cultural upbringing to look like a lady in it," she says.
Hillary Clinton's family was "dead broke" and saddled with legal bills when she and her husband, Bill, left the White House, the former first lady has revealed.
The US president and the Danish leader were photographed laughing and chatting during the ceremony, while the US first lady looked on apparently unimpressed.
Remember when the pregnant lady came into the emergency room with gunshot wounds and then went into labour?
Launched on to the political stage by a brilliant campaign in the safe Labour seat of Dartford, Margaret Roberts began to act more and more like a Tory lady.
She was a distinguished lady who acted in a tight and organised way.
That he had "five bottles of beer and sex with his wife at least four times – it was her birthday, the lady deserved a treat".
