Where the street was strewn with jewelry, silverware or knicknacks, costly carpets, fabrics, many a noblewoman scanned the ground with the haze of temptation in her eye.
Princess Chertogoff was a lame, impoverished noblewoman whose daughter was married to the assistant-procureur.
The lame noblewomanknew that Rasgadayeff was fond of the Vigdoroffs.
The noblewoman said, 'It is very midnight; all the town gates be shut and well barred: how shall we make us forth?
There is the familiar story of a young noblewoman who went straight before the king and said: "My father has been dead two months.
In short, the feudal noblewoman is, as might be expected, a compound of mortal weaknesses and excellencies, but all of these qualities are somewhat naive and elemental.
They pretend that there is a noblewoman here--some Marchioness or other whom they want to hang to the lamp-post.
The noblewoman and Akulina were concerned only in regard to Polikey himself, while the children were interested most in what he would bring them from the town.
Dinner over, he carried a letter to the merchant which the noblewomanhad given him to deliver.
He fell on his knees before the noblewoman and plead with her for mercy.
Any offence to a noblewoman is taken up by her entire following and is expiated in bloody fashion.
As soon as the old noblewoman heard that the bill of exchange for her son was on the way to Paris, she expressed her intention of thanking his Majesty for this noble donation.
During the first week the old noblewoman thought that she had never met a happier pair.
Meanwhile the old noblewoman continued to talk with her; but Barbara did not listen.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "noblewoman" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: dame; gentlewoman; lady; noble; peer; royal
