Examples of 'mrs green' in a sentence
Meaning of "mrs green"
mrs green: A fictional character or a reference to a woman with the last name 'Green'
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Mrs Green is also only partly right.
A second point which has rather surprised me is what Mrs Green has said.
Mrs Green was talking about a possible crisis.
That request is now being made again by Mrs Green.
Mrs Green may now move the request.
I shall now invite Mrs Green to make a personal statement.
Mrs Green said she looked on it from afar.
I give the floor to Mrs Green to answer personal remarks.
Mrs Green has raised a very real problem.
Then he spotted Mrs Green coming towards the shop.
Mrs Green has the floor to present this request.
Has just stated and which was supported by Mrs Green.
Mrs Green has the floor on a point of personal explanation.
You should not have allowed Mrs Green the floor.
Mrs Green would like to speak in support of the request.
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Think about that when you slip in beside Mrs Green later on.
Mrs Green has the floor to move the request.
Perhaps you could say what you want to say personally to Mrs Green.
Mrs Green has the floor to oppose the request.
I would like to know under what Rule Mrs Green spoke and was called to speak.
Mrs Green was making the announcement simply for information.
Anyone would think that this is a Molotov cocktail that Mrs Green is talking about.
Mrs Green will now speak in support of this request.
I would like to know under what Rule Mrs Green spoke and was caUed to speak.
Mrs Green has asked me for the floor again afterwards.
I absolutely support Mrs Green in her complaint.
Mrs Green now has leave to speak in substantiation of this request.
I give the floor to Mrs Green.
Mrs Green spoke in favour of the resolution which was put to this Chamber.
I am thus happy to back Mrs Green.
Mrs Green is right that we should bring pressure to bear on the Council.
I met a woman called Mrs Green.
Mrs Green would like to explain the reasons for this request.
Let me echo the comments made by Mrs Green and by Mr Martens.
Mrs Green now has the floor.
It was owned by a Mrs Green.
I call Mrs Green on a point of order.
I would also like to rise in support of' what Mrs Green has said.
Mrs Green made a political speech.
You also spoke of those people, to whom Mrs Green referred, who are being excluded.
I call on Mrs Green to speak in support of the request.
I say this with the best of intentions, for the benefit of Mrs Green.
But it was Mrs Green who initiated this shambles.
Well, you should not have given the floor to Mrs Green because we were voting.
Mrs Green is sick with shock.
I quite agree with these views, and the wish that you and Mrs Green have expressed.
Mrs Green made a poUtical speech.
They maybe got wind of the move, Mrs Green.
I call Mrs Green to speak in favour of this request.
Since yesterday, a young man has been sitting next to Mrs Green.
