Sentence examples for popular lady from inspiring English sources

I haven't read Anne Fine or that very popular lady with the specs and earrings.

Frank talk is also discouraged: radio stations opted to garble the lyrics to a popular Lady Gaga song, "Born This Way", which urges tolerance of homosexuality.

On the one hand you have the colossally popular Lady Gaga, right, who got the gossip columns buzzing about the amount of time it may or may not have taken her to emerge from her dressing room at the Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Monday night.

As Wharton's reputation gradually emerged, after her death, in 1937, from under the cloud of her late, commercially successful but critically denigrated novels and the impression they reinforced of a facile, popular "lady novelist," she has not lacked for biographical and critical attention.

Prices range from $12 for lipstick at Sephora to around $2,800 for the popular Lady Dior handbag and $21,000 for a Hublot watch.

Despite of her young looks, she has 10 years experience as a skillful magician and is a very popular lady.

That means that although the still-not-too-popular "Lady Dynamite" was very underrated, it's disqualified from appearing here.

Some, like "pantdress," seem to be coming back into fashion via the now-popular ladies' romper, while others — "ten-cent store" — will likely never return.

Some, like "pantdress," seem to be coming back into fashion via the now-popular ladies' romper, while others—"ten-cent store"—will likely never return.

A CBS NY Times poll reports that Michelle Obama, at this early stage in her husband's presidency, is the most popular First Lady of all recent first ladies.

Among entertainment stars, the actor Harriet Walter becomes a dame, as does the popular historian Lady Antonia Fraser, while Sheila Hancock and David Suchet, below, become CBEs.