matron造句

'Tis treacle,' said an observant matron.

Beside her was a stern old matron.

The masculine Roman matron director by the banner had man's style.

I'm very pleased to meet you, the matron said, I'm his mother!

"The magistrates are God-fearing gentlemen, but merciful overmuch-that is a truth," added a third autumnal matron.

With own know, own son is unlikely silly to will favor a matron who has not has a nice head.

"I don't know," returned Carrie, warming, in spite of her first troubled feelings, toward this handsome, good-natured young matron.

Every matron, old or young, in Atlanta nursed and did it with an enthusiasm that seemed to Scarlett little short of fanatic.

Merrie Paulsen referred to her, not unkindly, as “Miss Bianca, ” after the bespectacled mouse matron in the children’s books by Margery Sharp.

This white-haired matron at the restaurant table was the Rachel of my dreams and desires, the supple mermaid of that snapshot?

The matron patrolling the touch-line in Lindsay Anderson's marvellous film, If…, urging the schoolboy rugby players to "kill, kill, kill" is not a creature of the imagination.

At 7.30 every morning, she said, the girls had to go to the lavatory, open their bowels, and then stand outside the cubicle with the door open until matron had inspected their stools.

Well, she's made a conquest o 'the younger branch of us, straight off,' continued the matron to her husband, 'and she's a fool if she don't follow it up.'

He set up pyramids of plates to crash when people passed them, and rigged a mirror in a hat shop so that, when each matron posed simperingly before it, the glass cracked from side to side.