It's about a little boy whose parents are killed in a horrific car crash, and is sent to live with his grandmother in Norway, a land plagued by a terrifying race of child-killers disguised as ordinary old ladies, who turn him into a mouse.
Editor-in-chief Pavel Yakubovich on the website of Belarusian official newspaper Sovetskaya Belorussiya: They are quite ordinary young ladies trying to kill time and attract some attention.
With short wavy brown hair, blue harlequin glasses, 5 million freckles and a Doris Day face, Mrs. King seems an ordinary attractive young lady.
When it comes to the immensely important role of political leadership, we "cannot measure such men by the ordinary rule" as Lady Carbury puts it.
Many are just ordinary people; The lady who rifled through mine and who would wave cheerily to me whilst doing so was seventy, well dressed and lived in the apartment below me.
Her leading lady (the ordinary woman) goes about asking how the presidents of other countries persuaded the electorate to vote for them, so that she might know how to conduct her own campaign.
Just after a calf was born to an ordinary cow, an elderly lady, later identified as a witch, advised the herdsman to keep it separate from the other cattle, presumably after she noticed its deformed ears and suspected it was a water bull.
In Homer's early landscapes, done when the barbarous war was over, ordinary people — chic young ladies, sportsmen-hunters and farm kids — are center stage.
They look and comport themselves like ordinary people, "like the ladies who work at my local post office," as one festivalgoer observed.
In the Ancient Glass & Crystal room of some museum, he will bump into a lady, drop an ordinary tumbler and make her believe she has broken some very valuable museum piece.
