Sentence examples for maiden times from inspiring English sources
"Not really?" Shortly before 9/11 and barely a year after saying that it wasn't his place to defend the old WASP establishment, Brooks, an editor at the conservative Weekly Standard, wrote "The Organization Kid," a long article for the Atlantic about Princeton that mourned the loss of the old Ivy establishment's character-building ways, foreshadowing his maiden Times column about Bush and Dean.
The runner-up won a maiden next time and Je Suis Charlie looks quite leniently treated for this first nursery outing.
23rd over: England 52-3 (Bell 2, Taylor 8) South Africa 309 Another maiden, this time from Kallis, neither unduly threatening Bell nor giving him any room to push it off the front foot.
Credit Ready broke maiden last time out breaking from the rail.
Bawlmer Hon has never been worse than fourth and broke her maiden last time out against MSW company at Delaware back in June.
Watson is usually the man who catalyses a run of maidens; this time he is coming on in the middle of one.
Ms. Akkerman rotates exhibits in the lobby at 125 Maiden Lane four times a year and oversees temporary and permanent exhibits in other Time Equities buildings in New York and across the country, including the company's headquarters at 55 Fifth Avenue.
Impregnable as a fortress, sometimes, and as frail as a swooning maiden at other times, the place knew no consistency.
In the south an amphitheatre at Maumbury Rings dates from pre-Roman times; Maiden Castle (2 miles [3 km] southwest), a vast earthwork encircled by entrenchments and ramparts and occupying more than 120 acres (50 hectares), was the site of important settlement from Neolithic times into the Iron Age.
At the same time, Maiden and Leppard were getting bigger and bigger, moving from theatres to arenas, from UK hit albums to global smashes.
At 33-1, Seattle Drive was a shock winner of the colts' maiden but the time of his win, two seconds faster than Havant had managed over the same course and distance, suggested he may have talent.
