Sentence examples for mistress points from inspiring English sources

Ms. Harris, as the estranged Wife, asks the ancient attending Doctor (the wonderful William Biff McGuire), "Is he dead?" Ms. Learned, as the Mistress, points out that the dying man never liked that grammatical construction, arguing that the verb to be was inappropriate to "the state of nonbeing".

Rhimes has been obsessed with the mistress's point of view in every show she's written, but maybe in D.C. that obsession makes sense.

But there's one main difference, Mistress Kaya pointed out, and it has nothing to do with union rules: "As actors, if you're saying your lines, they say, 'Cut,' or you go offstage.

Quick quick quick!" Gromit, Smith's 10-year-old pug, sclip-sclip-sclips across the walnut floor to where her mistress is pointing fearfully at a large, dark spider on the wall.

Just as his murdered mistress's finger pointed to Nero's destiny in Cruelty in Perfection, in this print Nero's finger points to the boiled bones being prepared for display, indicating his ultimate fate.

At no point does Mistress America feel like it takes place anywhere but in a fairytale New York that happens only in the movies.

This week's sophomore effort saw a Washington DC madam as the client of the week, while the larger story of the president's mistress reached a critical point.

Welles continued to adjust the play throughout its short production, and at one point moved Mistress Quickly's speech about Falstaff's death to the very beginning of the play.

We'll move some chorus rehearsals to give him an extra hour of staging, at which point the chorus mistress will call me, all bent out of shape because she isn't able to give the choral parts the final touch that she wanted.

Elvire, a foreign maid, spoke a queer brand of English but she got her points across to her mistress.

"Dancing Across Borders" also shows the irrepressible ballet mistress Olga Kostritzky at work as she points Mr. Sar's feet, turns out his hips and teaches his 16-year-old body to speak ballet's arcane language.