Sentence examples for with the maiden from inspiring English sources

47th over: England 154-2 (Butcher 51, Hussain 40) And it's Ntini's turn with the maiden hat.

It begins in 1971 with the maiden voyage from Vancouver of a fishing boat that had been renamed Greenpeace to protest about US nuclear testing.

With space exploration higher on the agenda than it has been in decades, with the maiden flight of the first British astronaut and planned manned missions to asteroids and Mars in the works, a cheaper and more efficient system of sending rockets to space is a huge development.

This is a market that Western manufacturers two in particular now dominate.In this section Breaking up is not so very hard to do Murdoch 2.0 Singin' in the rain TransLucent Ready-mixed fortunes Dropped stitches The emerging-brand battle ReprintsAirbus got off to an early public-relations lead with the maiden flight of its new A350 on June 14th.

The favorite, with the maiden's downcast eyes averted from the lens, is considerably more sentimental than the dramatic frontal views in which the subject stares back at the photographer assertively, as if to say, "I am, like you, my own woman".

As hosts, Morocco will want to play well in front of their home crowd and reward them with the maiden trophy at this level.

This has led me to wonder what has become of Malcolm V to Malcolm IX, as they appear to be missing from all lists available to me, which finish with Malcolm IV (The Maiden) - Paul Burke, Wirksworth, Derbyshire".

With all the Maiden mania in the parking lot before the show I kind of felt like the odd one out.

"Skyfall," starring Daniel Craig as Agent 007 and Judi Dench as his boss, M, is the third Bond film to have scenes from Turkey's cultural capital, after "To Russia With Love" in 1963 starring Sean Connery (at the Hagia Sophia), and "The World is Not Enough" in 1999, with Pierce Brosnan (at the Maiden's Tower on the Bosporus).

After presenting me with my goodies, the Maiden boys departed and I was gently eased into a taxi and taken to my hotel for the night.

Mr. Schade imbued "Woe, How Angry Is the Maiden" with myriad shadings, his strong tenor meshing elegantly with Mr. Quasthoff's rich voice in a characterful rendition of "My Darling's Eyes Are Blue".