Sentence examples for maiden as from inspiring English sources

A customer can have an account in their maiden as well as their married name, and an account can also have a marker with details of another name used by the customer".

Santander told us there was nothing stopping a customer from holding an account in their maiden as well as their married name – but it would appear this message isn't reaching branch level.

A fifth-century carved stone figure of a heavenly maiden, as relaxed as an odalisque, with a topknot of hair flaring up like a Bic lighter flame, stares straight at you with candid joy.

Familiar stories such as Beauty and the Beast; the transformation of a man into an ass in the Metamorphoses by Apuleius, a Roman writer of the 2nd century ad; the frog king or the swan maiden, as well as such well-known traditions as that of the werewolf, the vampire, or leopard man testify to the wide dissemination of this theme.

The dragon spirals around the maiden, as in a dance.

A superb maiden as Nixon chunters irrepressibly away.

It might be possible, then, to see this act of "Giselle," concerned originally with 19th-century Wilis, or spirits of dead jilted maidens, as too contemporary.

Only in the 48th over, as Hameed flicked a full toss through midwicket for a four, did his score overtake the number of overs bowled, while he faced eight maidens, as well as 19 straight dot balls after lunch.

It would seem Ms. Ndlovu does not know all of her maidens as well as she thinks, or at least not the ones at St. Mark's High School here in the Swazi capital.

Not afraid to give the ball air, Tredwell exercised control of line and length for figures of 1-33, withisis two maidens as many as the rest of the England bowlers have managed in the rest of the series combined.

(Vivien Schweitzer) Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center (Tuesday) The Orion String Quartet offers Schubert's "Death and the Maiden" quartet, as well as his Quartet in A minor (D. 804).