Sentence examples for thin ladies from inspiring English sources

"I make couture clothes for very rich and thin ladies," he said.

That said, the thin ladies and Cee Lo Green are not singing yet.

He defined the look of Vogue in the mid-20th century with pictures like his monochrome shot of a thin lady in a very wide hat.

So The Games are over and these days no doubt it'll be a thin lady singing to mark the end of one of this country's biggest triumphs in decades.

And it would appear that part of what I wanted was the swell of emotion that I don't normally experience until the thin lady sings the final aria of my favourite tubercular opera.

Is she supposed to sit still and let a beautiful thin lady run off with it?" Forty years on, and a lot of feminists recoiled from Sheryl Sandberg on what one suspects were similar grounds, stylistic as much as political: buffed and besuited and not looking the part, here Sandberg swanned in, a latecomer to feminism, and stole all the oxygen.

Her recollection from under the table: "A thin lady with heels ran by".

"I hope that the two of us together are able to give American women a role model aside from the ultra-thin ladies with plastic surgery that is so unrealistic," he said.

Decorative items such as a mother-of-pearl dial and diamonds mask what is actually a very sensible timepiece in the Captain Ultra-Thin Lady Moonphase watch by Swiss Zenith.

The New Yorker, August 21 , 1943P. 13 A tall, thin young lady went into a nice uptown shop to buy a coat for her mother, a substantially built matron who is too busy with Red Cross work to do her own shopping.

By M. Ford and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, August 21 , 1943 P. 13A tall, thin young lady went into a nice uptown shop to buy a coat for her mother, a substantially built matron who is too busy with Red Cross work to do her own shopping.