Sentence examples for susan it from inspiring English sources

Love Saves the Day, your one-stop vintage shop and pop-style kitsch mart, was the place to buy things like a bust of Pee-wee Herman, or to relive your favorite scenes from "Desperately Seeking Susan"—it was where Madonna swapped her pyramid jacket for rhinestone boots in that movie, and consequently, for some of us, it was the kind of place you'd shop at when you grew up and moved to New York.

It's weird and exhausting even on a friendly one, because if you don't punctuate it (i.e., "Love, Susan") and instead use the breathless computer style of no caps and no commas (i.e., "love susan") it comes out sounding more like a plea for affection than a sign-off.

Susan: It was the only time in our marriage we had serious tension.

Last year, there were 10,000 visitors and, says Susan, it has "probably made a lot of new collectors".

Susan: It is the first and only time I went to a bar to hang out, and then I met John.

For Susan it was Britain's Got Talent in 2009; for Jocky it was the 1979 World Darts Championship.

SUSAN ORLEAN: It's changed it a lot — I feel like I'm having an on-going conversation with readers via Twitter, and perhaps giving them a feeling for what's going on while I'm working on the story.

SUSAN ORLEAN: It's funny, isn't it?

"It's a little 'Desperately Seeking Susan.' It's got references from things you've seen Madonna wear," Ms. List said.

Susan had it out last summer once or twice, but aside from that it has just sat there inert for years.

By Susan Orlean It was a hell of a time to be in Iceland, although by most accounts it is always a hell of a time to be in Iceland, where the wind never huffs or puffs but simply blows your house down.