How To Use helpmate In A Sentence
- A gamine ingenue to her sophisticated divorcee, she plays this streetwise waif with the same knowing naivety that made the 12-year-old such a disturbingly seductive assassin's helpmate in her first film, Leon.
- Central to the Vichy vision, she argues, was the eternal female, ever supportive, fertile, and pure, in a timeless social and moral order where women were mothers, the helpmates of men, and guardians of moral probity.
- Buzz about your managerial style, your thirst for power, your "helpmate" President Clinton, who has already been quoted as saying he feels he owes it to you to do everything he can to win you this election. Stacy Parker Aab: Hillary Clinton as Mob Boss, Possibly on Verge of...
- I have a message to women: Only reproduce with men who are willing helpmates, and we will get rid of this problem in a few generations.
- Throughout their years together, Mrs Reagan was her husband's champion, helpmate and closest adviser.
- And I think that Jack Kennedy discovered what a wonderful helpmate and wife she was in those years.
- Ladies of ‘distinguished place’ who maintained that position of honour did so by their individual healing merits, not as helpmates to husbands.
- But now Peps, his musical helpmate, the dog he had called the coauthor of Tannhaser, was dying. The Pawprints of History
- It was not that he had fallen out of love with Shirlee; she was simply a different kind of companion, a helpmate, necessary to his future. DANSVILLE
- I knew this wasn't the case -- but if women believed that marriage meant the gift of a spouse who made a home for them, a "helpmate" who nurtured them, who made a social life possible, a mother who took care of their children, and a nurseful listener who was charming in uncharming situations -- if that was the case, then women propose on bended knee faster than you can say "diary-of-a-mad-housewife. Susie Bright: Are You a Marryin' Fool?
