Examples of using A duchess in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Which almost makes up for Lady Mary not being a duchess.
You have got to learn to behave like a duchess.
I have often observed to Lady Catherine that her daughter seemed born to be a duchess, for she has all the superior graces of elevated rank.
Well, I have always wanted to be a duchess, but I don't think it's a good idea to pose as English nobility.
The house, built for a Duchess in about 1615, was said to be the inspiration for the House Beautiful in John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress.
I think he might seduce a duchess, and I'm quite certain he would not spoil a virgin.
Well, it's kind of hard to think of yourself as a duchess when you're sleeping on a damp floor.
remember who I am, then who's to say I'm not a princess or a duchess, right?
Isobel's archrival was a duchess, Gertrude who was obsessed with finding three mythical stones.
there is also a chance that Markle could be made a duchess, though that won't be clear until the morning of her wedding.
When Alice's mother revealed that they could claim a duchess in the family through marriage two generations back, the older Van
I would be a duchess,” he would reply:“If I had been born the son of a duke, I would not have married you, a slave girl, but the daughter of another duke; that you are not a duchess is exclusively your own fault; why were you not more clever in the choice of your parents?”.
evaluative categories seem interchangeable- there's no difference between"frightful" in the former and"horrible" in the latter, or between"tiring" and"annoying"- and all the words share an unfortunate quality of sounding like a duchess complaining about a ball that didn't meet her standards.
But I am a duchess.
From now you are a Duchess.
And where does a duchess hear that?
I mean, you're a duchess, right?
And you, I deduce… are a Duchess.
I ain't a duchess yet, you know.
She's not a Duchess. She's an ordinary person.