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Meanings of old lady in English
Electric guitar designed and built by Queen guitarist Brian May and his father.
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Usage of old lady in English
1
An old lady has to accept a hard reality about her future.
2
The old lady closed the door and said in a low tone:
3
I see it; and I saw it before, said the old lady.
4
She looked bewitching; the old lady had the lunch-basket on her arm.
5
The little old lady's in there-orin the room back of it.
6
The scythe-man did the old lady a favor when he took her.
7
This agitated the old lady considerably; and she awoke her other daughters.
8
Some of the passengers laughed at the answers of the old lady.
9
He took us in when the old lady and I were starving.
10
The old lady folded me in her arms and burst into tears.
11
But it's not in it with the old lady by the fire.
12
The old lady can do nothing but go in search of him.
13
Emilie Kaye was a 'really wonderful old lady', she reported, 'quite jolly.
14
The six-year- old lady said she did not like the smell of it.
15
Once he told the old lady the true story of his life.
16
So when the old lady was absent from the porch he whispered:
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Old lady across language varieties
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