Sentence examples for make first lady from inspiring English sources

One young girl sure did make first lady Michelle Obama's Wednesday.

In December 1679 the marquise de Maintenon was made second lady-in-waiting to the wife of the dauphin.

"If he can make me First Lady, he can make me Senator.

Obama's speech, possibly the last major public statement she will make as first lady, was a tour de force of a form of quiet political activism that she has made her own, almost without anybody noticing.

Cheers to the woman who can make the first lady shake her hips.

The rivalry became snippier, with Mr. Julius Juliuss B. Bengtsson, who died in 1995) suggesting that his competitor made the first lady look like a poodle.

He has already accomplished the impossible: He has made the first lady, relentlessly ridiculed by conservatives as a panting-for-power yuppie, look laid back.

Meanwhile Claire has made the first lady worry that White House staffer Christina Gallagher – who, as you remember, had a thing with the now-deceased congressman Peter Russo in season one – may be having a thing with her new boss, President Walker.

He made her first lady in 1994 after separating from his wife.

What really made the first lady's sparkly ensemble shine was her shiny, curly hairdo.

All references to consist of boilerplate praise, e.g., "I would not be standing here without [spouse's first name]" or "[Spouse's name] would make a magnificent First Lady".