How To Use Countrywoman In A Sentence
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In the women's event, Caroline Rotich of Kenya outkicked her countrywoman Edna Kiplagat on the home stretch to shatter the course record by 33 seconds and break the tape in 1:08.52.
Newcomers Prevail in Half-Marathon
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One Indian news agency even tracked the flight so it could tell readers the exact minute they could wave to the skies to hail their countrywoman.
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She had the slow, soft voice of a countrywoman.
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She had the slow, soft voice of a countrywoman.
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countrywoman" was judicious, and I determined to be governed by it.
Among the Pines or, South in Secession Time
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But her fellow countrywoman was following a different race plan that allowed her to maintain boat speed for longer.
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Madame Cholet, a kindly countrywoman who lived in the neighbouring house, knitted her woolly socks to keep her feet warm during pruning.
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She had wound up everything, every interest in London, had joined the local WVS, had become a busy countrywoman, and foster mother.
THE GOLDEN LION
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Asada uncorked a majestic triple axel in the first 20 seconds of her program, high and tight and textbook right, the first by a woman in the Olympic Games since her countrywoman Midori Ito landed one in the long program at the 1992 Albertville Olympics — yet she still didn't come close to winning the short program.
Kim, Asada stand tall in short program
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Madame Cholet, a kindly countrywoman who lived in the neighbouring house, knitted her woolly socks to keep her feet warm during pruning.
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In Sydney, Australia, three years ago, Petkovic and Julia Goerges, her 22-year-old German countrywoman, were sharing a room to save on expenses when they had to play each other in a tournament.
Is Women's Tennis Too Nice?
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In the women's event, Caroline Rotich of Kenya outkicked her countrywoman Edna Kiplagat on the home stretch to shatter the course record by 33 seconds and break the tape in 1:08.52.
Newcomers Prevail in Half-Marathon
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Wow! said Riesch, whose countrywoman, Viktoria Rebensburg, won the giant slalom Thursday.
Lindsey Vonn out at Olympics, but focused on winning World Cup title
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She had the slow, soft voice of a countrywoman.
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As this simple countrywoman puts it, ‘Like we were standing on a lake of ice that was turning to fire right under our feet.’
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A Scot who thinks I've been playing fast and loose with a countrywoman of his.
THY BROTHER DEATH
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After the usual preliminaries a smiling countrywoman appeared, bearing a platter on which nestled a large sea bass in a bed of tinder-dry brushwood.
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Must say 'the duchess' really looked the part of the 'countrywoman'.
Brown Rain.
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A month or two back one of the Sunday papers had an article about a countrywoman who went to extremes to pay for her daughter's riding lessons.
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She has a house in Mayfair, but no enthusiasm for London: she is a countrywoman at heart.
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Good to see they're supporting their fellow countrywoman.
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You were a countrywoman of Jane Austen's, born just a generation after hers.
Nava Atlas: Based Upon the Book: An Interview with Charlotte Brontë
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Remarkably, she was back later that day to play her top-seeded countrywoman in the final.
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Her countrywoman, who published The Female Eunuch in 1970, had already whetted the appetite for work by women.
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The former wife of a racehorse trainer, a countrywoman through and through, says she's now thinking of moving away.
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'countrywoman' was judicious, and I determined to be governed by it.
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 2, No. 1, July, 1862
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But when you further bear in mind that she had been bred in the ease and delicate refinements of a lairdly circle at home, you can at once conceive the hardships to be encountered vastly augmented, and the moral heroism necessary for such an undertaking to be almost incredible, finding its parallel only in the life of her famous countrywoman, the immortal 'Flora.'
An Historical Account of the Settlements of Scotch Highlanders in America
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So that she could play at being a countrywoman at Versailles, Louis XV provided her with a hermitage comprising a pavilion, a menagerie, a pasture, dairy and kitchen garden.
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In that respect he is very different from his countrywoman, who won the women's 100m minutes earlier and is now going for a five-gold haul later this week.
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His wife is similarly developed little beyond the feisty, lusty, rosy-cheeked and wide-hipped countrywoman you might expect to find in a work by Hogarth.
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Her fellow Italian countrywoman is reticent about providing the child with help and seems backward in her conduct.
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After the usual preliminaries a smiling countrywoman appeared, bearing a platter on which nestled a large sea bass in a bed of tinder-dry brushwood gathered from the beach.
