d'Étioles, she was a frumpy old lady of forty-two and the mother of seven children — six hard-to-marry princesses and one priggish Dauphin.
He cued another singalong for a line in a song praising "Señora de las Cuatro Decadas" ("Lady of Four Decades"), about "belly fat aerobics can't remove".
The New Yorker, June 14 , 1941P. 9 When a Naval Reserve officer was called up for active duty, his family took the news in good spirits, except for his great-aunt, a lady of ninety-one, who announced that she was astonished.
Saint-Gaudens was also interviewed, and as author Moran put it, "injudiciously ranted": "This is inept; this looks like it had been designed by a young lady of sixteen, a miss who had taken only a few lessons in modeling.
This had confirmed the impression given by earlier surveys carried out in Edinburgh to evaluate a campaign led by the MOH there in the 1950s: most of the population was aware of the association between smoking and lung cancer; only one person in the 1960 survey was not, an old lady of eighty-seven was was a nonsmoker.
Long-Winded lady tells of two incidents she witnessed in Longchamps at Madison & 59th St.; a practical joker embarrassing an elderly lady, who left the restaurant as quietly as she had arrived, but in disarray.
The New Yorker, April 13 , 1929P. 13 Ladies of twenty-six of the Du Pont Families patronize this shop.
("Gigolo," 1922) "Even if they happened to be extremely interesting young ("So Big") "ladies of eleven, like you.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman and James Thurber The New Yorker, April 13 , 1929P. 13 Ladies of twenty-six of the Du Pont Families patronize this shop.
