1
And the librarians themselves tended to be sweet, elderly European ladies.
2
They are vivacious, bright, loquacious and less reserved than European ladies.
3
The European ladies seem to like it.
4
Barquin, 22, who won the European Ladies' Amateur Championship in July, was a student at Iowa State University.
5
As for European ladies it is considered most improper to be seen with uncovered faces in the bazaar.
6
He had never married, for European ladies at that period were rarely to be met with in Pallamcotta.
7
The Irish Ladies Golf Union has selected 12 players to represent Ireland at the European Ladies and Girls' Team Championships in July.
8
Was that proposition the equivalent of inviting European ladies to assemble scantily and scandalously clothed in the seclusion of a private park?
9
Teenager Lisa Maguire is only just off the pace after a splendid opening round at the European Ladies Individual Championship in Finland yesterday.
10
It contained jewels which the poor man hoped to sell to advantage among the European ladies and gentlemen of the Governor- General's suite.
11
He knew that European ladies danced with men of their acquaintance, and he was curious to see what this beautiful child wished to do.
12
Ireland today face a herculean task in their bid to qualify for the top flight in the European Ladies Women's Team Golf Championship in Spain.
13
Probably we were the first European ladies who had ever walked through the gambling-house, but the gamblers were too intent even to turn their heads.
14
My host was a bachelor, not from choice, he assured me, but from necessity, on account of the scarcity of European ladies in the island.
15
European ladies would be startled at the fact that to perfect the coiffure of a man requires a period of from eight to ten years!
16
"Yes, Hadji, he passed with the three European ladies you told me had been in secret to visit their friend."
