Sentence examples for to maiden from inspiring English sources

The resulting canoe symbolises their effort and skill, with the project documented here from sketches to maiden voyage.

Anyone reading magazine must admire her bravery in sticking to maiden name and not taking advantage of her husband, Henry A. Bishop , Jr

A model of the art of biography.THE LETTERS OF KINGSLEY AMIS.Edited by Zachary Leader.HarperCollins; 1,208 pages; £24.99.(To be published in America in June 2001 by Talk Miramax Books Click to buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukOne would not commend Kingsley Amis's letters to anyone who had no taste for vulgar word play nor to maiden aunts, nor to members of the Labour Party.

It was, in any case, the perfect prelude to Thomas Adès's blistering Totentanz (Prom 8), premiered by the BBC Symphony Orchestra under the composer, with Simon Keenlyside singing the role of Death and Christianne Stotijn as his wheedling, lamenting, horror-struck, seduced, disarmed or pitifully trusting dancing partners, from pope to parish clerk, mayor to maiden, peasant to child.

True to Form exits a barn that does well with their maiden special weight to maiden claiming class droppers on the turf (3-11, 27 percent, $3.56 ROI).

In fact, his scholarly bearing and gentleness mark him rather as the country curate, who should be acting as a character in a novel by May Sinclair and passing out crumpets to maiden ladies in a decorous drawing-room instead of writing of Tahitian damsels as he has done in his new novel, Numerous Treasure.

Two babies are subsequently born one to the maiden, one to the queen.

Ben Spies capitalised on Marco Simoncelli's early crash to cruise to his maiden victory in the Dutch MotoGP.

Stoner needs 10 more points than Jorge Lorenzo to add to his maiden world title victory in 2007.

After the Fear of the Dark Tour, Dickinson decided to leave Iron Maiden to concentrate on his solo career.

It's hard to imagine it's the answer to a maiden's prayer.