Sentence examples for stylish lady from inspiring English sources

"She was the most stylish lady in the building," said Ms. Rodriguez.

Cindy is a stylish lady, if by stylish one means "someone who usually matches her shoes to her skirt to her handbag to her coat".

But the agreeable parts don't jell into the charming experience that one hopes for in this Lerner and Loewe masterpiece about Eliza Doolittle, the scrappy flower girl who is transformed into a stylish lady by the arrogant professor Henry Higgins.

13) includes two Renoirs — studies of a bather ("Baigneuse," just eight by six inches) and of a cluster of flowers ("Anémones") — as well as a painting of a stylish lady in a polka-dot dress ("Le Repos") by Jean-Pierre Cassigneul.

Hands is a beautiful and stylish Lady Chatterley, showing a responsive, intelligent address to the camera, and she is also - if this doesn't seem obtuse - wonderfully clothed, with tailoring that I suspect owes more to contemporary French style than anything available to a 1920s Englishwoman, however wealthy.

Likewise, a couple of older characters - the grand old man at the helm of the publishing company and a stylish lady who plays jazz piano - are granted some complexity, though in the end this comes to little more than an equivocation as to whether they should be regarded as heroes of the authentic life craved by some of the younger characters, or frauds.

On Friday afternoon Aintree bosses declared that this year was the "most stylish Ladies' Day in Grand National history".

On a recent visit, the basement bar was wall-to-wall with stylish ladies in form-fitting fashions and severely hip hairstyles.

The horses despair of the fashion for "bearing reins", which kept the animal's head held painfully high and were favoured by stylish ladies of means.

Basics In the Riverside section of the New York City suburb of Greenwich, Conn., this extensively renovated former Howard Johnson does double duty as a midrange business hotel and a hangout for the stylish ladies-who-lunch crowd.

Seven months after she posted the snapshot of herself in a head scarf, she launched a line of luxury hijabs, called dUCk, which the company describes as "the new cool for scarves ... for stylish ladies who appreciate a dash of luxury in their lives".