Sentence examples for the Suffragettes achieved from inspiring English sources

The Suffragettes achieved the impossible.

If you remember your history lessons, the suffragettes who won the right to vote are celebrated for achieving change by politely attending speeches given by misogynistic politicians.

These characters are directly related to the Suffragettes, who also had very powerful ambitions and were determined to achieve their goals; without understanding their ancestors, how can we properly appreciate these modern characters?

Equal representation is the next milestone, and the suffragettes should – and I hope will – continue to haunt both the general British public and politicians until this is achieved.

In the case of the suffragettes, for example, the idea of universal enfranchisement was more important than the works that were damaged in the process of achieving it.

"The suffragettes?" he offered.

Now here come the suffragettes.

Don't forget the suffragettes".

The Suffragettes attacked the policemen with their hat pins.

The suffragettes would have hung, drawn and quartered Brand.

The suffragettes' campaign, it's worth noting, took seventy years.