Sentence examples for sort of ladies from inspiring English sources
'Certainly when patients do come they've always read the sort of ladies' magazines, and I think perhaps now information is around a lot more than it used to be.
Ms. Smith has played this sort of Lady Bracknell-ish role countless times, but each new variation is priceless.
When Yu returned to China, the Empress Dowager Cixi appointed her as a sort of lady-in-waiting responsible for introducing new dances to the court.
"But when Bright said he wanted to create an opera about an ambitious young actress who transforms herself into a sort of Lady Macbeth, I got interested".
In 14 lines, she managed to cast America in reality a raucous young nation built by the brains and brawn of newcomers as a sort of Lady Bountiful, selflessly extending asylum to the poorest and most wretched.
I felt so embarrassed about this inequality – not realising that maternity leave could turn you into a sort of Lady Muck – that I took to leaving her alone to clean while I walked the streets of Manhattan.
The Broadway production of "Burn This," directed by Marshall W. Mason, presented Anna and Pale as a latter-day Blanche and Stanley of "A Streetcar Named Desire," a sort of "lady and a tramp" dichotomy.
Well if that's the case then if Downton Abbey and Maggie Smith have taught us anything it's that being that sort of lady means doing exactly what you want and saying exactly what you think.
Vinnie is small, plain, solitary and 54 years old; a foot-soldier in the defeated army of invisible women, beset by self-pity, resigned to her own brave face, the sort of lady who is one minute fantasising horrible punishments for those who have injured her and the next consoling herself with some tasty confection or pouching the complimentary toiletries from the aircraft loo.
I cannot say I worked as any sort of lady of the night.
It takes a resilient and a cup-half-full sort of lady to bounce back after another negative pregnancy test which is definitely why optimism, not desperation is one of the more accurate words to describe women using IVF.
