Sentence examples for whose lady from inspiring English sources
The result somehow creates the feeling of a new play, said Harriet Walter, whose Lady Macbeth has earned her equal praise with Mr. Sher.
Charles Busch, whose "Lady in Question" was sold out last summer, returns to star, with Julie Halston, in "Shanghai Moon" (June 3-29), homagemage to 1930s movie melodrama.
"Those are pretty big shoes to fill," said Best, whose Lady Kingsmen (15-3 and ranked No. 19 in the nation by USA Today) will next play in the Catholic state tournament at St. Francis Prep High School in Queens on Wednesday against St. John the Baptist of Long Island.
I love New York!" Almost as exuberant was the trainer Steve Asmussen, a Laredo, Tex., native whose Lady Tak turned in a sensational performance in the $250,000 Test for 3-year-old fillies at seven furlongs in the stakes-record time of 1 204 5.
An entrepreneur whose ladies clothing and shawls made by Afghan women hang from the shop's side wall, she encouraged him to start a jewelry line after her customers kept asking for necklaces and earrings to accompany outfits they found at her shop.
The Clifford family was also linked with another literary family, the Sidneys, whose matriarch, Lady Mary Dudley Sidney, knew several languages.
Only two governments reacted to the declaration: Canada, which rejected it, and Georgia, whose first lady signed it in a public ceremony.
"Narco-realists" such as Fernando Vallejo, whose Our Lady of the Assassins depicted a teenage sicario – an assassin for a cartel – have tackled the trade head-on.
(Incidentally, she had designed the costumes for the 1974 movie of "The Great Gatsby," that portrait of another gilded American age, whose leading lady - played by Mia Farrow - had "the voice of money" itself).
The spoiler pictures, posted to the period drama's official Instagram account yesterday, shows the young character of Miss Sybbie Branson, whose mother Lady Sybil (Jessica Brown Findlay) died in childbirth in series three.
This is, you'll remember, a city whose first lady is currently howling about her private parts Off Broadway, while her husband the mayor marches in ethnic parades with a first-lady-in-waiting.
