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leading lady

NOUN
  1. actress who plays the leading female role

How To Use leading lady In A Sentence

  • He just grabs his leading lady and bulldozes right on through, trashing just about every institution near and dear to the moral majority on the way.
  • She was stiff, wooden, unyielding as if a stagehand was standing in for the leading lady. BLOOD IS DIRT
  • Here was I, a ballet girl who had taken a cold whose proportions simply towered over that nursed by the leading lady's self; and as I slipped and slid slushily homeward, I asked myself angrily what a fairy was to do with a handkerchief, -- and in heaven's name, what was that fairy to do without one. Stage Confidences
  • When leading lady Marcia Lane is arrested for the killing, her suiter, a studio writer, starts to investigate the killing in order to prove her innocence. Movie:The Death Kiss (1932)
  • Does she have the muscle to become a leading lady in her own right?
  • We had to create a bouquet for the leading lady and a display for the theatre foyer and another using a huge piece of driftwood.
  • Leading lady Audie England is an unusually beautiful woman with a broad face, bee-stung lips, and a face full of intriguing planes and angles.
  • Despite show-stopping good looks and inarguable talent, she just didn't seem to fit the mould for the ideal leading lady.
  • Lucy proved herself quite capable here in strict leading lady mode, with a few offbeat comedic touches for good measure. 2009 February : Scrubbles.net
  • The show must be seen for the brilliance and no-nonsense artistry of its leading lady, our delightful dame of the calceolarias.
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