Sentence examples for working ladies from inspiring English sources

A movie called "Madame Freedom" of 1956 gives expression to the lifestyles of the publicly discussed 'liberal women' as well as a newly emerged women's group composed of female college students who have received an education equivalent to men, single working ladies and even married women with husbands of high social status.

At rush hour in Mumbai, the ladies' car of the city's Western Line train is stuffed with working ladies in smart salwar kameez sets, tribal women with tattoos on their wrists and gold jewellery in their ears, and ambitious university students with flowing hair, tight jeans and backpacks full of engineering homework.

Personally I admire married career women– I do not classify all working ladies as "career women– even if I am married for 43 years to a wonderful homemaker who is far from bored by being one and whose being at home since we married undoubtedly played a very big part in my own successful career.

Watch Natalia and Alexandra's show about the lives of working ladies, Every Woman, premiering later this month.

Three working ladies were sitting down smoking a hookah filled with strawberry tobacco and the sticky sweet stench was everywhere.

Monday was Labor Day, and I couldn't let this week pass by without acknowledging all the hard working ladies that have become role models for women everywhere.

It is an often forgotten fact, not least because the movie attempted to gloss it over, that in the book Holly is quite clearly some kind of working lady in the old, euphemistic sense of the term.

She's in her twenties, a professional working lady, and though desiring of continued education, finds that her only form of "learning" comes from filth rags such as InTouch, US Weekly, and People.

Let's get to work, ladies and gentlemen!

But when Anna is working as Lady Mary's lady's maid in scenes opposite Michelle Dockery, your characters are in this open, warmer space.

Your tax money hard at work, ladies and gentlemen!