Sentence examples for mistress written from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Patterson's "Mistress," written with David Ellis, is at No. 4 on the current hardcover fiction list, and Dan Brown's "Inferno" (it gets easier the more you type it, really) holds strong at No. 3 after 16 weeks.

I am lettered but I do not read what Mistress writes and Lina and Sorrow cannot.

(In reality, so dependably and deplorably less glorious than fiction, Pollock's mistress wrote a book about their affair and the crash).

His portrait of Hitler's devoted companion is one of the many mini-scoops scattered through these pages: Braun had none of the colourful qualities of the conventional tyrant's mistress, writes Trevor-Roper.

(One such mistress wrote on the blog that when she pouted about not having been taken on a trip lately, her married man explained that with money so tight, his wife had taken to checking up on his accounts).

The head-mistress wrote to the proper parties requesting installation promptly.

(After Harding died, his ex-mistress wrote a book describing their lovemaking in a coat closet of the Oval Office).

Mr. Rimmer's other efforts included a nonfiction book about a dominatrix called Mistress Jacqueline, written in 1991 with Catherine Tavel and titled "Whips and Kisses: Parting the Leather Curtain".

"She frequently laughed, as she did often, while claiming that I had a mistress," he writes.

One of the women passed over when Petrino hired his mistress Jessica Dorrell writes on SI.com that the whole mess is a setback for women trying to have real careers in athletics that do not involve sleeping with coaches.

What's more, it's a drama with a backstory: back in 1995, at the height of John Major's government, when Back to Basics was the policy of the day and barely a week went by without some minister being caught with his mistress, Milne wrote The Politician's Wife.