Sentence examples for young madam from inspiring English sources

She was the spoilt young madam who wanted one of Wonka's trained squirrels until Dahl changed her name to Veruca Salt.

This was in 1995, remember, and the big news in town was the prostitution bust of Heidi Fleiss, the attractive young "Hollywood Madam" whose father, an obstetrician, had been accused of laundering her profits.

Mr. Haley never made headway, so Ms. Bundles decided to take on the project herself, warming up with a young adult biography, "Madam C. J. Walker: Entrepreneur" (Chelsea House, 1991).

In this satirical parody, the madam advises her young student: "You must cloath your discourse with a meek, grave, and pious aspect, to make your sophistry pass for sincere and real".

She sounds like a middle-aged madam rather than the independent young woman DiSclafani presumably intended.

"Two years old, Madam," came the answer as the young women pressed their handkerchiefs to their faces to hold back their tears.

Can't we all take a moment and rejoice in the return of these two young women without throwing rotten tomatoes at our own Madam Secretary of State?

Little does this young firebrand know that her mother makes her living as a madam.

Here traffickers, pimps and brothel madams come from all over India to recruit young girls and boys into the sex trade in the name of the Goddess Yellamma.

At a young age, she realized that she could have a better life as a madam.

Only in Mumbai could a young female writer safely attend a late-night birthday party hosted by a madam in a brothel.