| 单词 | millionairess |
| 例句 | One frank portrait shows her looking trustingly straight to camera: on the back he captioned it "nee Charlotte Payne-Townshend Mrs Bernard Shaw" – then crossed that out and wrote "The green-eyed millionairess". George Bernard Shaw photographs uncover man behind myth 2011-07-05T12:25:40Z Either a millionairess will be murdered or you will find yourself dressed as Wilson, Keppel and Betty for Old Egyptian Night. Joanna Lumley's Nile and How to Win the TV Debate 2010-04-13T05:45:00Z Brown killed the millionairess at her home within earshot of their two children, then aged nine and 10, a court previously heard. Joanna Simpson: Government blocks wife killer's automatic release 2023-10-11T04:00:00Z Romance strikes when a vacationing millionairess and her daughter spend their vacation at a posh New England resort. Movies on TV this week: 'Giant' on TCM 2019-11-29T05:00:00Z Since then, she’s been a frequent extra with roles including an upscale patron at a party, restaurant diner, hospital visitor concertgoer, pedestrian, “millionairess condo owner,” wedding guest and funeral mourner, she said. Want To Be An Extra In The Movies Or On TV? 2014-12-23T05:00:00Z Yet one-third of America’s millionaires are actually millionairesses. Here's A Surprise: Even Women Millionaires Have Lower Self-Esteem Than Men 2014-12-19T05:00:00Z "He deprived me of being a millionairess," she joked. Mandela death: How he survived 27 years in prison 2013-12-11T02:18:15Z The Colonial millionaire or millionairess has not yet been so fully developed as their Transatlantic equivalents. Social Transformations of the Victorian Age A Survey of Court and Country 2012-02-29T03:00:22.540Z These millionairesses will be out for our scalps when they know us a little better. Marjorie Dean College Freshman 2011-07-27T02:00:32.033Z Half an hour later we learnt that the girl whom we'd all been pitying for her poverty was none other than Miss Hinks-Gratton, the millionairess and owner of innumerable station and town properties! A Crime of the Under-seas 2011-05-17T02:00:16.540Z That might help me to forget, for an hour or so, the troubles and trials of being the lady's-maid to a millionairess. Miss Million's Maid A Romance of Love and Fortune To some American millionairesses fifty new dresses are less extravagant than two or three for other women; besides, if they are extravagant, that's their business. Rambles in Womanland I felt that you'd not care to be a tame companion, even to the most gilded millionairess, or a social secretary to a——" "Horror!—no, The Brightener I was some upset myself, havin' a thing like that happen to me, a real millionairess bride drop herself down on my hands just like that, an' I 'spose it is hard to b'lieve. Exit Betty The personality of the "millionairess", as they nicknamed her, was a subject of much speculation, and a whole row of noses was flattened against the panes of the Juniors' sitting-room window to witness her arrival. The Leader of the Lower School A Tale of School Life What did money matter, when it came to ordering an outfit for a millionairess? Miss Million's Maid A Romance of Love and Fortune “I thought you were a millionairess?” laughed Bobby. The Girls of Central High in Camp Or, the Old Professor's Secret By gad, Moore!... do you hear that?... a bloated millionaire and two millionairesses are about to descend upon us from the skies. The Rhodesian And when you are a millionairess, as you count on being, we three partners can’t keep on living in tents in the Kootenai woods.” That Girl Montana The millionairess walked to the fireplace, and stood leaning over the high fender, sharpening a cherished stump of lead pencil. The Leader of the Lower School A Tale of School Life She would be covered with disgrace, she would be "laughed at behind her back" because she was a millionairess—without any diamonds.... Miss Million's Maid A Romance of Love and Fortune “Well,” said Tom, “for the first effort of a millionairess, I should say it was.” In Connection with the De Willoughby Claim I said, 'Give me millionairesses,' and you, with the wisdom of the ages, said, 'Give me whisky.' The Rhodesian Remember, Margaret, you are—or will be—a millionairess, while he has not more than a comfortable income; and boys—even when they are in love—can be proud. That Girl Montana "The millionairess won't fork out unless she feels inclined, I can tell you that, my child." The Leader of the Lower School A Tale of School Life You may be a parlour maid one year; the next you may keep a hotel; and the next you may be a millionairess travelling in Europe. Lady Betty Across the Water "We have two young millionairesses with us now, and the social tone of the establishment is higher than ever this year." Miss Pat at Artemis Lodge He knew, then, that his professional instincts had not misled him, but that he had been driving an American millionairess. The Sins of Séverac Bablon I could scarcely believe that, much as I would have liked to; but it was clear he would have preferred to have the American millionairess take the beauties of her new possessions for granted. My Friend the Chauffeur "You might call her a millionairess, in fact," chuckled Gipsy. The Leader of the Lower School A Tale of School Life "How feels the millionairess this morning?" he asked lightly, though Betty felt that there was a deeper meaning hidden behind the words. The Outdoor Girls in the Saddle Or, The Girl Miner of Gold Run Mrs. Dalziel had joined two committees got up by stranded Americans at the Savoy: one to supply money for moneyless millionaires, and the other to find clothes for clotheless millionairesses. Secret History Revealed By Lady Peggy O'Malley It had been a present from an enthusiastic millionairess in New York, who admired her dancing. The Golden Silence If she were a princess or a millionairess, she might be glorified by newspapers as a beauty. The Second Latchkey "The matter is that she has heard the millionairess is pretty, and she fears she will take Giovanni's heart as well as his name!" The Title Market Mary Alice was reasonably sure this lady was not "a millionairess or anything like that," and she didn't think she was another prima donna. Everybody's Lonesome A True Fairy Story It is not enough for her to be a Ladyship and a millionairess. The Motor Maid Altogether the room would have been an excellent "show place" if any influential millionairess began stirring up public interest in "conditions of shop-girl life." Winnie Childs The Shop Girl And Carthage people were so nervous at taking tea with a millionairess that they kept dropping cups or setting saucers down too hard. Mrs. Budlong's Christmas Presents These serpents were charming people, amusing men and smart women, all anxious to make the acquaintance of the latest sensation, the Japanese millionairess and her good-looking husband. Kimono The young millionairess, posing as a poor "companion," visits the starveling poet viâ the snow-covered roof and the attic window, bringing food, stoves, coverlets, wool to mend his socks and ideas to mend his opera. Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, June 25, 1919 There were plenty of good girls around—well brought up, educated in the fear of the Lord—and millionairesses besides—who would be more than glad to be his wife. The Torrent Entre Naranjos Those young fellows wanted the millions as well as the millionairess. Keeping up with Lizzie Item, a millionairess, burdened with her money, lonely, caustic, with a tongue keen as a sword, yearning for a sphere, but chained up to the rock of her vast possessions. American Notes It takes a New York millionairess or a Roman empress or one of Charles the Second's duchesses to plunge as deep as this. The Shuttle "But they ain't at all particular about their guests—you'll meet all sorts of people there, from judges to jockeys, and millionairesses to milliners." Scarhaven Keep Here comes a millionaire, to buy your pictures," she said suddenly,—"no—a millionairess, by the sound of her high-heeled shoes. The Incomplete Amorist You had better wait until we make our fortunes on this mica-mine, and then, perhaps, your fair millionairess may listen to you.' A Woman Intervenes "He is the second son of Lord Marchmont, and he has married a Yankee millionairess." Cæsar or Nothing Women who look like that—even when they are not millionairesses—usually marry whom they choose. The Shuttle Yep, they 'reach' us good and hard," said O'Grady; "processions of millionairesses and peeresses marching through the halls with gold crowns on their heads and bags of double-eagles in both hands—nit. Under the Skylights On and on they come, gray-headed women and curly-headed children from every station in life: the millionairess by the working woman, and the fashionable society woman by the business one. Samantha on the Woman Question She had played the millionairess in boudoir and banquet-hall; she had been loved by nice princes and had foiled wicked barons. We Can't Have Everything The Millionaires So I asked her who the puffing lady was, and she said a Mrs. Pike, the new Colonial millionairess. The Visits of Elizabeth We let the little millionairess and her Washington Square importation pretty well alone. From a Bench in Our Square She was generally supposed to be one of those unfortunately cynical millionairesses who are unable to believe in man's disinterested affection. December Love Just because YOU're a millionairess, yourself, you needn't think everybody else longs for untold wealth. Patty's Suitors In her moving pictures Kedzie had played the millionairess many a time, had driven up in state to mansions, and been admitted by moving-picture butlers with frozen faces and only three or four working joints. We Can't Have Everything That is the difficulty with the little millionairess Royal. The Secret Power The "millionairess" feature was played up conspicuously and repeatedly, and the illustrations did what little the text failed to do. From a Bench in Our Square I've taught scores of American millionairesses how to speak English: the best looking women in the world. Pygmalion I don’t altogether like doing so, lest I should offend a millionairess like you; but it may facilitate matters, and the way’s of commerce are strict, though devious. The Lady of the Shroud Why, he was as helplessly, dependent upon money as any soft-handed millionairess. The Friendly Road: New Adventures in Contentment |
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