Examples of 'mrs. cheveley' in a sentence
Meaning of "mrs. cheveley"
mrs. cheveley - a character in Oscar Wilde's play 'An Ideal Husband' known for her cunning and manipulative nature
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mrs. cheveley
Mrs. Cheveley made an attempt to ruin your husband.
This harmony is broken when bursts onto the scene the evil and seductive Mrs. Cheveley.
Mrs. Cheveley may have changed since then.
Everyone is dying to meet the brilliant Mrs. Cheveley.
He also reveals that he and Mrs. Cheveley were formerly engaged.
Everyone is dying to know the brilliant Mrs. Cheveley.
I hope Mrs. Cheveley will stay here a little longer.
I saw him talking to that Mrs. Cheveley when he came in.
Mrs. Cheveley has handed back to Lord Goring the document that was in her possession.
Every one is dying to know the brilliant Mrs. Cheveley.
Mrs. Cheveley exits the house in triumph.
Arthur was as surprised as you … to find Mrs. Cheveley in his rooms last night.
Mrs. Cheveley has come to London with a purpose, to cause a scandal.
Allow me to introduce my friend, Mrs. Cheveley.
Have been many years ago. Mrs. Cheveley may have changed since then.
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So kind of you to let me bring my friend, Mrs. Cheveley.
Pray point out Mrs. Cheveley to me.
I did not think you would remember me, Mrs. Cheveley.
Mrs. Cheveley herself.
Everybody knows how brilliant you are, Mrs. Cheveley.
I have had more experience . Too much experience can be a very dangerous thing, Mrs. Cheveley.
Very gladly indeed, Mrs. Cheveley.
It would kill her love for me . And what about this woman, this Mrs. Cheveley.
I saw him talking to that Mrs. Cheveley.
That is what you were doing with that woman, Mrs. Cheveley.
Oh! do you really think that is what Mrs. Cheveley meant?
The future of a great man is in your hands, Mrs. Cheveley.
Your carriage is waiting, Mrs. Cheveley.
Too much experience can be a very dangerous thing, Mrs. Cheveley.
What do we know about her? Mrs. Cheveley.
And so glad, too, you had a chance to meet my husband, Mrs. Cheveley.
We were at school together, Mrs. Cheveley.
What a tedious, practical subject to talk about, Mrs. Cheveley.
I do hope we see you in the near future, Mrs. Cheveley.
Fortunately you have not the chance, Mrs. Cheveley.
And what about this woman, this Mrs. Cheveley.
Consider it a parting gift. Thank you, Mrs. Cheveley.
