Examples of 'mrs barnaby' in a sentence
Meaning of "mrs barnaby"
Mrs. Barnaby: The phrase 'Mrs. Barnaby' typically refers to a character, possibly from a book, movie, or TV show. It is used to identify or refer to Mrs. Barnaby in a conversation or narrative context
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Mrs Barnaby won that on Bantling Boy and she insisted that you have it.
Do not tell Mrs Barnaby about this.
Mrs Barnaby was.
I am afraid we will have to start, Mrs Barnaby.
Mrs Barnaby keeps wet-wipes in the glove compartment.
Oh, he asked me to give this recipe to Mrs Barnaby.
Mrs Barnaby looks very fetching in that red cap, sir.
Congratulations on yet another botanical extravaganza, Mrs Barnaby.
Mr and Mrs Barnaby were regular guests, until five or six months ago.
This is more your sort of thing, Mrs Barnaby.
How did you know Mrs Barnaby was right for you?
You should not have done that, Mrs Barnaby.
I think Mrs Barnaby feels the same way, too.
We have details on a property that may interest you, Mrs Barnaby.
I was wondering if Mrs Barnaby might have some idea who Duncan 's friends are.
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There is one little flaw in this plan of yours, Mrs Barnaby.
Mrs Barnaby choose it for you?
You did say four o'clock prompt, Mrs Barnaby.
Mrs Barnaby keeps wet-wipes in the glove compartment . Help yourself.
I am sure you are, madame, but you are not OUR Mr and Mrs Barnaby.
Yes, the Mrs Barnaby knows her.
He's always got brushes behind his ears. These trees are very good, Mrs Barnaby.
This is Mr and Mrs Barnaby and, er.
I was about to push the boat out. Evening, Mrs Barnaby.
Mrs Barnaby choose it for you? Yes, she did.
These trees are very good, Mrs Barnaby.
Take him home, Mrs Barnaby.
There's a bottle of Rioja left! Congratulations on yet another botanical extravaganza, Mrs Barnaby.
Nice to meet you, Mrs Barnaby.
Does not matter . Take him home, Mrs Barnaby.
Thank you anyway, Mrs Barnaby.
I'm afraid we're going to have to start, Mrs Barnaby.
You look marvellous, Mrs Barnaby.
Delighted to meet you, Mrs Barnaby.
