Sentence examples for own mistress from inspiring English sources
Yes, despite the testimony to the contrary by the key mob turncoat in the Junior Gotti trial, Michael DiLeonardo, who told of his own mistress and also Junior's.
The newspaper account reflected an undercurrent of moral concern, noting that because there would be a "high standard of admission, each guest once admitted will be her own mistress".
Tabbish, the invaluable maid, who not only cared for the household of her own mistress, but as other homes became servantless, Tabbish was loaned out to minister to the sick, to clean up after Red Cross whist drives, to polish silver, to cut sandwiches.
His double life was known but kept quiet by his friends, a raffish crew including his fellow-painter, Augustus Egg, the patricide Richard Dadd, the poisoner Thomas Wainewright and Charles Dickens, whose own mistress Ellen Ternan was perhaps the most famous "invisible woman" of all.
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His elegant poems sound much the same whether they are addressed to his own mistresses or to those of the great.
He and his own mistresses often went on double dates with George and Toni, and when they travelled it was Mannixes in first class, sexual playthings in coach.
women are their own mistresses," and where marriage and even courtship would be outlawed.
He had a really bad Clinton-Lewinsky 'that woman' moment when a train in which he was travelling with Nelly and her mother crashed: the author of A Christmas Carol clambered out unharmed, to bestow his benevolence on the unknown injured, while waving aside any connection with his own wounded mistress.
The stationmaster of Astapovo, in whose modest abode Tolstoy spends his dying hours, reflects on the situation with his own wife and mistress.
