Sentence examples for maiden not from inspiring English sources
Another maiden (not that that really matters).
It might not be for you if… You have never had time for Iron Maiden – not even Run to the Hills.
Anyone who thinks this particular look is dead need only consult the January issue of British GQ, which dubbed Louise Mensch, a Conservative member of Parliament, "The Iron Maiden," not just for her Thatcheresque politics and combativeness but for her love of pussycat bows (if not her black leather Dolce & Gabbana skirts).
CHRIS McGRATH'S NAP: Bantam (4.45 Wolverhampton) Shaped well in maidens, not least in the strong one she contested on her debut, and will be suited by this step up in trip to 12 furlongs for her first handicap.
"Nearly 30% of his overs bowled are maidens, not a bad achievement when you have bowled over 450 overs in the season, and all that with a knee complaint that needs careful management.
If so, it must be Lilîtu the demon of an evil wind", named ki-sikil-lil-la (literally "wind-maiden" or "phantom-maiden", not "beautiful maiden", as Kraeling asserts (see below)).
(If you're wondering, a "maiden" is not a damsel in distress; it is a horse that has not won a race).
It was her mother's maiden name, not her married name.
Giselle the Lovely Maiden is not the only one who needs some help getting through the Gloom.
The cartoon maiden has not changed a bit since 1972, which is one of the secrets of her success.
"The Corn Maiden" may not be the most original story Oates has ever written, but it is a formidable showcase for her talent.
