Meanings of sad-faced woman in English

He turned to the sad-faced woman, the enthusiasm of a fellow-craftsman instantly kindled.

Sadie hovered around the pale, sad-faced woman while she ate.

A large voice sounded from behind the sad-faced woman.

A sad-faced woman in black moved slowly down the line of cots led by a sympathetic nurse.

But a moment later the head of a pale, sad-faced woman appeared above that of the little girl.

Landsman knocks on the front door of 718, where a sad-faced woman answers the door in a worn cotton nightgown.

One stayed, a beautiful but sad-faced woman who looked down at a terminal on the table with a vacant, thousand-yard stare.

A sad-faced woman opened the door, and Farintosh himself, haggard and white, was seated among his ledgers in the little front room.

The pale sad-faced woman, and the pale sad-faced man had much to say to each other that a stranger might not hear.

But you were too young to be told the truth, said the sad-faced woman, beginning to tremble all over as she spoke.

This sad-faced woman with the deeply shadowed eyes aroused within her something that was stronger, something that carried her completely out of herself.

At one sits a sad-faced woman, at a sewing-machine, aided by a little girl, who hands her the several pieces of her work.

The sergeant stares back at the plump, sad-faced woman with the Loretta Lynn wig and red cotton dress, a genuinely comic vision under the circumstances.

"I want to speak to you about m'sieu'," replied the sad-faced woman.