Mamma has gone up with them, to help them to break it to poor Lady Lucy.
Poor Lady Martindale, when she had sent her note of invitation to Lady Elizabeth and Emma to spend a long day at Brogden, she little imagined how long the day would be to her suspense.
The list of charges against Mark's character deepened every day, and added to poor Lady Elizabeth's horror, but he always contrived to render them as nothing to Emma.
She was all alone, in deep weeds of widowhood, and almost every voice within twenty miles had within the last fortnight more than once uttered the words "Poor Lady Car!
She asked him first how Lady Caroline was--poor Lady Caroline!
Perhaps in all the world no sight could have been so welcome at that moment to poor Lady Jane as Rosamund's bright face.
Poor Lady Jane, who was watching them from her boudoir window, breathed a sigh of relief.
One day I was out driving with father, and we saw a poor lady sitting by the roadside.
I ended my last with the melancholy news of poor Lady Ashburnham's death.
Poor Lady Masham, I am afraid, will lose her only son, about a twelvemonth old, with the king's evil.
Poor Lady Shelburne: well, go get you to bed, sirrahs.
The account came this morning: I had a short note from my poor Lady Ailesbury, who was waked with the good news before she had heard there had been a battle.
You will feel, my dear lord, for the loss I have had, and for the much greater affliction of poor Lady Malpas.
Poor Lady Susan O'Brien is in the most deplorable situation, for her Adonis is a Roman Catholic, and cannot be provided for out of his calling.
Poor Lady Gower(139) is dead this morning of a fever in her lying-in.
Between each little access a few broken words fell from the poor lady's lips.
There was a redness on her countenance nowadays which was not exactly bloom; and it stretched across her cheeks, and over the point of her nose, as she was painfully aware, poor lady.
Mrs. Temple, poor lady, had died on that first night of my illness, and it was her punishment that she had not known her son or her son's happiness.
The loss of her husband weighs upon her, poor lady.
He behaved very well, everybody said, to poor Lady Lindores, his brother's young widow, who had thus been left at once widowed and childless.
And now to go and break my poor lady's heart at the last--Oh, sir, sir!
The castle was consequently filled with crowds of amateurs; novels and plays were the order of the day; and a theatre was fitted up, all in open defiance of poor Lady Glistonbury.
A time of great crimes among great men: for you know high blood, when it runs wrong, will not run tamely like blood of the canaille--poor lady!
The landlord and the waiter served up such a number of them as they served up the dishes, that they almost frightened away the poor lady's appetite.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "poor lady" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
