beatrice

He had a name for it and everything (Betty or Beatrice or something else typically reserved for cows).

Soberhill Black Medik Markenbrow Beatrice Vraibleu is owned by top breeder Diana Mosley-Mengele, 48, of Gloucestershire.

Apparently it's a phrase from a biography of Voltaire by Evelyn Beatrice Hall.

I don't get the sense that he his Beatrice Webb, he wasn't being given a tour by official handlers.

Or was he duped like Beatrice Webb visiting the Soviet Union?

This post strongly reminded me of Beatrice and Virgil.

I've always attributed it to Mae West, but I googled a bit and found it also attributed to Beatrice Kaufman, Sophie Tucker, an a host of others.

So what you’re saying is: Charlie's paternal grandfather Reginald married twice—first to Mildred, mother of Charlie's father Arthur and his siblings Beatrice (a nun with spiritual godchildren) and Cecil (whose widow Dorothy married Charlie's maternal uncle Edward).

Rich is better" (originally said by Beatrice Kaufman) might apply here.

Snowden’s actions,” stated Beatrice Edwards, GAP Executive Director.

Has our society ever really believed that Great Frenchman Voltaire's principle "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" (as written by Evelyn Beatrice Hall).

Beatrice in Kill Bill...great role, but again, it only works because she is a woman and it is a spectacle, even if empowering (i.e.

I think my next read will probably be something by Ishiguro: > [The Buried Giant] follows an elderly Briton couple, Axl and Beatrice, living in a fictional post-Arthurian England in which no-one is able to retain long-term memories.