landlady|landladies in English

noun

['læn‚leɪdɪ]

female landlord, woman who owns a building that is leased or rented to another; female innkeeper, woman who owns or operates an i

Use "landlady|landladies" in a sentence

1. The landladies paid court to her, in the obsequious way landladies have.

2. Why would the landlady knock?

3. Their landlady was fat and slovenly.

4. His landlady was a kind, homely woman.

5. 16 Their landlady was fat and slovenly.

6. Cheapjack is a cornucopia of palmists, showmen, Gypsies, conmen, landladies, and general odd characters

7. 7 The landlady came over to serve me.

8. 6 Michael and the landlady nodded in unison.

9. 4 He likes being mothered by his landlady.

10. 5 The landlady patted her hair nervously.

11. Cheapjack is a cornucopia of palmists, showmen, Gypsies, conmen, landladies, and general odd characters

12. The only problem is I have a nosy landlady.

13. I heard my landlady creeping stealthily up to my door.

14. Ellen gave the landlady a Cheque for £80.

15. Ellen gave the landlady a Cheque for £80.

16. 1 His landlady was a kind, homely woman.

17. 15 His landlady is in arrears with the mortgage.

18. 3 We had been made homeless by our landlady.

19. A kindly landlady is obliging and cheerful in her old age.

20. On hearing a loud cry the kindhearted landlady quickly walked in.

21. 27 He had come to some curious arrangement with his landlady.

22. 2 When he was at college,he lodged with a landlady.

23. We had persuaded our landladies to give us packed lunches in place of the statutory second meal.

24. 14 The landlady stared at her in an uncomfortable silence.

25. 10 His landlady had treated him like a dangerous criminal, a pariah.