excellent women造句

• "There are many excellent women in sports production who've never been given the helm ."
• "She's just an excellent woman, tall and thin, beautiful, with a fragile voice.
• In 2002, Raday received the Israel Bar Association Prize for Excellent Women Lawyers for her outstanding contribution to the promotion of women.
• With a few exceptions, most notably an excellent women's basketball team in the'70s, Queens has no great sports tradition.
• Everett will offer her assessment of Pym's novels and trace her development as a novelist from " Excellent Women " to " Quartet in Autumn ."
• "She's an excellent woman and it's great to have her here in Argentina, " said Hector Rodriguez, an ice-cream vendor outside the presidential villa.
• Oswestry is also the birthplace of Barbara Pym, an English novelist best for a series of social comedies she published in the 1950s, such as'Excellent Women'and'A Glass of Blessings '.
• Barbara Pym wrote ( a ) " Excellent Women; " ( b ) " The Realms of Gold; " ( c ) both of the above; ( d ) neither of the above.
• ""'Excellent Women " "'is a novel by Barbara Pym, first published in 1952, her second published novel and generally acclaimed as the funniest and most successful of her comedies of manners.
• All people thought well of her, and particularly the king; and at last it came to so far that the king celebrated his wedding with her, and Yrsa became queen of Svithiod, and was considered an excellent woman.
• James is right to foreground eccentric characters like Desmond Ulrick ( who has stored his own blood for surgery in the chambers refrigerator ), and cleaning lady Janet Carpenter, ( " one of Miss Barbara Pym's excellent women,"
• His estate was divided between his three surviving daughters, of whom the best-known is the younger Clotilda ( 1700-1792 ), " a clever and excellent woman ", who married the poet Thomas Tickell, and was the grandmother of the playwright Richard Tickell.
• The best of Golden Age science fiction from the 1940s and 1950s, the best of New Wave science fiction of the 1960s, and the influx of excellent women writers into the field, all combined to produce some of the most remarkable science fiction in the history of the genre.
• Hutchinson's wife was described by historian Thomas W . Bicknell as " a pure and excellent woman, to whose person and conduct there attaches no stain . " She was helpful to the sick and needy, and gifted in argument and ready speech, but she saw theological doctrines a little differently than the Puritan elders.
• Hutchinson's wife was described by historian Thomas W . Bicknell as " a pure and excellent woman, to whose person and conduct there attaches no stain . " Governor John Winthrop called her " a woman of ready wit and bold spirit, " who had brought with her two dangerous theological errors, elaborating upon them in his journal.
• Keller believed the Women's Knockout Championship encounter was an " excellent women's match . " Speaking on the Tag Team Championship match, Keller said it was " good action, " while the Ultimate X match as being " a fun match . " The event was released on DVD on March 11, 2008 by TNA Home Video.
• As a modern Persian name it is understood to mean " goodness " but most likely it originated from the reconstructed Old Persian * vaia
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  , related to the superlative adjective " vahia
  ta-" " best, excellent " found in the Avesta, with the feminine termination-+
  ; hence " excellent woman, best of women ".
• Their subjects range from motherhood, fashion, " sluthood " ( " I'm such a slut, " says a sloppy woman in Barbara Pym's novel " Excellent Women, " and that's the definition Kingsolver prefers _ a slut is a slob, and she is one of them ), divorce, book tours and Kingsolver's opposition to the Persian Gulf War, during which she moved to exile in the Canary Islands.
• In a 14 July 1964 letter to Pym, having just re-read " Excellent Women ", he called it " better than I remembered it, full of a harsh kind of suffering [-] it's a study of the pain of being single,-time and again one senses not only that Mildred is suffering but that nobody can see why she shouldn't suffer, like a Victorian cabhorse . " And again in a letter of 1971 he praised the book,-" what a marvellous set of characters it contains!