Sentence examples for part ladies from inspiring English sources

Usually clad in jeans, tennis shoes, a peacoat and a rakish muffler, Lovejoy is part ladies' man, part loser and full-time aesthete.

For her part, Lady Egremont says she was not prepared for the sheer size of the garden.

For her part, Lady Thatcher was redder in capitalist tooth and claw than today's compassionate Conservative leadership often seems quite at ease with.

It was noon on a recent weekday, and Ms. Russell, telegenic and wasp-waisted in a black-and-white wool dress, pivoted neatly about her silvery new office on a high floor of the Condé Nast building at 4 Times Square, wearing one black surgical boot and one knee-high Prada platform boot — a mashup of footwear that was part lady editor, part X Games survivor.

For her part, Lady Masham emphasises the moral aspect of religion, its practical application, rather that doctrinal content.

The suitably moody trailer features Ryan Gosling as a trench-coated replicant hunter wandering through foggy futuristic streets and yellow post-apocalyptic wastelands, where he finds a giant statue head that seems to be part Lady Liberty, part sex doll.

Punchline: Charmed by Puffy, Specter decided to continue writing about "three parts death, one parts lady's clothing".

A new marketing campaign is emphasizing the building's history as part of Ladies' Mile.

"But we do need to build our own tour up; I think that's the most encouraging part for ladies' snooker".

# Learn to act the part: Leading ladies dress differently!

For the most part, everyone (ladies included) can tell a phony from a genuine person, so trying to act like someone you're not or conceal your true feelings will just lead to mutual feelings of awkwardness.