sporting lady造句

• She may have worked as a " sporting lady " or prostitute before that.
• In 1956 she played a London " sporting lady " in " Robert Preston and Shirley Jones.
• Recent face lifts, transplants and bypasses, though, have rejuvenated the Sporting Lady, removed her from the menu of termites.
• As the Sporting Lady of Bellevue Avenue, a grande dame of Newport architecture, the Casino has reached the age of 116.
• Or another man's stories of politics and sporting ladies when Aberdeen, Wash ., was a notorious, wide-open town in the 1950s.
• Pete actually fell for the Sporting Lady of London SW 19 _ Centre Court _ long before setting eyes on Bridgette, his recently declared fiancee.
• Centre Court, the Sporting Lady of Southwest London, marks her 74th birthday Monday with her current beau ideal, Pete Sampras, on hand to blow out the candles and, he trusts, countryman Richey Reneberg in the customary champion's reprise party.
• A bit rude, perhaps, for a well-bred, generous, and sporting lady of 23 who has actually graduated from high school, and whose California dreaming has resulted in US Open ( 1998 ), Wimbledon ( 1999 ), and now an Australian championship, all three on the loss of zero sets.