Sentence examples for whose mistress from inspiring English sources

He makes a deal with the dentist, whose mistress wants to sing on television.

She plays a maid whose mistress, Ingrid Bergman, is convinced her husband is trying to drive her crazy.

She was by that time taking part in the extremely dissipated life that characterized the entourage of the regent, Philippe II, Duke d'Orléans, whose mistress she became.

She was also (according to Athenaeus) the model for the statue of the Cnidian Aphrodite by Praxiteles, whose mistress she was; copies of the statue survive in the Vatican and elsewhere.

His patrons included the Count de Saint-Florentin, for whose mistress Chalgrin built a house on the Champs-Élysées that was subsequently leased by Thomas Jefferson during the years that he served as U.S. minister to the French government.

These included Der Zinger Fun Zein Troyer (The Singer of his Sorrow) by Ossip Dimov and The Dybbuk - productions much-loved by Romania's King Carol, whose mistress, Madame Lupescu, was Jewish.

The first half concerns Martin Landau's distinguished New York eye doctor whose neurotic mistress (Anjelica Huston) threatens to ruin his life by telling his wife (Claire Bloom) about their relationship.

His double life was known but kept quiet by his friends, a raffish crew including his fellow-painter, Augustus Egg, the patricide Richard Dadd, the poisoner Thomas Wainewright and Charles Dickens, whose own mistress Ellen Ternan was perhaps the most famous "invisible woman" of all.

Grace Howardd) arrives with her glowering father (Willem Dafoe) at Manderlay, a secluded cotton plantation whose imperious mistress (Lauren Bacall) has neglected to tell the black servants that slavery was abolished 60 years before.

And Manrique's Manuela can be a bore, especially when she pummels the reader with allusions to Don Quixote, or with trite revelations ("Had I fallen in love with a man whose true mistress was war?").

Mrs. Obama's Tinsley ancestors also availed themselves of this opportunity, and from their entry, we learn that Tillman Tinsley was born in Pittsylvania County and once considered the property of James Tinsley, while his wife Amy was a Henry County native whose former "mistress" was Mrs. A. Thornton.