Gray Lady

It was as if the Gray Lady had hit the dance floor.

A grey lady buys strawberries from the market and heads home to her family with them.

The house is said to be haunted by a 'grey lady'.

Nantucket is often referred to as "the little gray lady," and on this early summer evening I had found her to be particularly beautiful.

Only the Times, to give the Gray Lady her due, got most of it right.

This woman is referred to as the Gray Lady.

The Gray Lady at the visitor's desk directed me to the right corridor.

She tied Gray Lady to an old oak in a lush field near the hospital.

But traditions aside, "Gray Lady" is no longer quite apt.

In the second period, the so-called Gray Lady emerged.

A submarine's periscope, especially in the phrase "dancing with the grey lady"

As the sun disappeared, the Gray Lady revealed herself in all her raw beauty once again.

She's an old grey lady, heavy and sad.

One seat in the chapel is always kept empty for a ghost called the "Grey Lady".

Still another thought the Gray Lady s headlines should be gray.

Perhaps we now know what we've suspected all along: the Gray Lady always reads her horoscope like everyone else.

Dole's spat with the gray lady went public on Thursday, Oct. 24.

I was even asked to help them solicit, but the Gray Ladies work took up my spare time."

"A few centuries ago, there was a Queen called the Gray Lady.

Or, to be exact, sharp temperature falls and reports of an old grey lady, who inexplicably moved furniture.

"And almost extinct, the dear gray Lady of Britain."

She has been nicknamed the "gray lady of Bagram".

He has introduced color photography to the news pages of a paper that had long been known as the Good Gray Lady.

It's as tired a complaint as the Gray Lady moniker.

"Tell the gray lady in the waiting room where I should look for you later: ' He was past arguing.