Examples of 'lady agnes' in a sentence
Meaning of "lady agnes"
Lady Agnes: In English, 'Lady Agnes' is a formal way to address or refer to a woman named Agnes, particularly one from a well-to-do or noble background
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Lady Agnes was treating us like domestic appliances.
I am not surprised Lady Agnes had the jitters.
Lady Agnes said nothing to me about kitchen work.
It was the way Lady Agnes said it.
Lady Agnes has had two invitations cancelled.
Sir Hallam and Lady Agnes make the law upstairs.
Lady Agnes will not discuss it till a nanny is engaged.
There is a war kicking off now . Lady Agnes might make other plans.
Lady Agnes asked me to move the hooks and eyes on her foundation garment.
Open till the small hours, Lady Agnes says.
Lady Agnes might make other plans.
Nanny Lyons would not bring the children, and Lady Agnes has to rest.
Lady Agnes usually favours crimson rose.
Well he is not here now, and you are provoking a disturbance . Do as Lady Agnes tells you.
Lady Agnes is very glamorous.
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His second wife, Lady Agnes survived him.
Lady Agnes moved back to America to Hopkinton until the outbreak of the American Revolution.
I am not surprised Lady Agnes had the jitters . Call it a pram?
Lady Agnes seems to think eggs grow on trees!
Yes, Madam? Nanny Lyons would not bring the children, and Lady Agnes has to rest.
Do as Lady Agnes tells you.
Lady Agnes did not want a housekeeper, and certainly not me.
In a touching moment, Lady Agnes reassures Rose that she is both wanted and needed there.
Lady Agnes was considered so beautiful that she was described as a " pearl of Lochleven.
And the old lady Agnes changes hers that night to " Yeah?
Lady Agnes does not need vitamins, she needs liver!
I think Lady Agnes would be very embarrassed if I cleaned up her sick.
Lady Agnes does not need vitamins, she needs liver! I shall alert the butcher.
Do as Lady Agnes tells you. Give her the gun.
First Lady Agnes and her American … and now this.
