Sentence examples for pleasant lady from inspiring English sources

He said Watts was a "pleasant lady" but described Wright as a "cold fish Craig".

"It's really nice to meet you face-to-face, Mr Straw," said this pleasant lady, in a broad Lancashire accent.

We generally just see The Pleasant Lady who stands behind her husband going 'Oh, Jack.' But I really love a female character who is not playing by the rules".

The librarian wasn't there — she only works certain days of the week — but a very pleasant lady, when I told her what I wanted to do, opened the door for me and loaned me a pen and let me sit there in a sunny corner.

This means that when a highly pleasant lady said, as I signed her book, that I must have a wonderful life, she was sort of right: I get to do something I love and am often paid for it, I see wonderful places and meet – briefly – people who might be nice.

He says he remembers her being a very pleasant lady and after a chat toegther he gave her a little tour of the Hotel.

Don't get me wrong, she's always come across as a perfectly pleasant young lady: clean, polite, more intelligent than your average pot plant, and so on.

Another time, a pleasant black lady nearly as large as myself looked appreciatively at my stomach and gave me the thumbs-up.

Headteacher Nora Parker, giving evidence, said although Hannah was a "personable, pleasant young lady and very grounded for her age", she had also been involved as a bully on two separate occasions.

That sounds far more complicated than the sewing I'm used to (which mostly involves a stapler or nail gun) but a pleasant-looking lady over at Instructables has finally cracked the Snuggie code.

If you watch the animated video on the Six Californias site, you will hear a pleasant-sounding lady offer vague bromides about how smaller states would bring government "closer" and make it "more responsive".