Sentence examples for mistress something from inspiring English sources

The Spanish gossip press labeled her the monarch's longtime mistress — something she denied in an interview.

Mr. Wolff always said he first met Hemingway after stealing his mistress, something he told Salon in 1999 that Hemingway did not mind.

Mistresses, something on Haiti, and recently, Sugar.

Such a mistress was something akin, in the opening words of Mrs Beeton's famous cookbook, to "the Commander of an army, or the leader of an enterprise".

As the two move into battle, slashing and spinning, often in closeup, the uninitiated may not be able to see much difference in method (Gong Er is a mistress of something called Bagua-style 64 Hands).

Look at Cecilia Gallerani, Sforza's beautiful 16-year-old mistress, turning towards something or someone unseen beyond the picture.

The postings, which also included charges that Mr. Liu had fabricated his academic qualifications and had threatened to kill his mistress, have caused something of an earthquake, given that they targeted such a high-level official.

But time somehow collapses in New York, and within a decade the unattainable becomes commonplace, the love you feel for an impossible mistress turns into something like the love of a middle-aged child for an ailing parent.

A mistress seems to be something else.

This mistress of disguise is something of a feminist pioneer in postwar Los Angeles.

(Grown men, particularly wealthy ones, can have mistresses, but there's something childish about a billionaire with a girlfriend).