Sentence examples for lady began from inspiring English sources

As the tram pulled up to its next stop, a lady began to leave her seat.

Mr. Halford began putting the ride in motion, as Aerosmith's "Dude (Looks Like a Lady)," began to play.

While the examination was in progress, one lady began to cry, startling everybody except the bushman, Walter J. Fanui.

BEFORE the fat lady began singing for Internet retailers in nearly every category, the term "customer acquisition costs" meant little to most Web merchants.

Yesterday was the second time that Ms. Clinton has appeared in public with her mother since the first lady began running for Senate.

In late January, the first lady began a tour of the late-night television circuit that culminated in mid-April with a visit to Stephen Colbert's show to promote her work with military families.

The National Portrait Gallery began commissioning portraits of the president with George H W Bush in 1994 and added commissions of the first lady, beginning with Hillary Clinton, in 2006.

Flitwick redials the last number and what appears to be some vaguely underwhelming domestic farce involving a lost phone and a confused old lady begins to ensue.

The couple withdraw to a nearby inn, where the lady begins to use the "artillery" of her charms upon her handsome young rescuer.

"I'm so pleased you like the look!" he says as I recoil from his handshake and the make-up lady begins to wipe away the bruised circles under his eyes.

This area contains the Cathedral of Our Lady, begun in the 14th century and restored in the 19th and 20th centuries; it is one of the nation's finest Gothic buildings.