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• Her husband had been from the distaff side of the Guggenheim family.
• On the distaff side a half-dozen nurses are as much caricatures as their flyboy counterparts.
• Not that Joe Sears and Jaston Williams play only the distaff side in their popular Tuna comedies.
• He was a member of the Eagle clan, as well as on his distaff side, the Snake clan.
• In the years surrounding that one, a striking change took place in American life, leastways for the distaff side.
• In fact, the largest Cartier necklace ever made had nothing to do with the distaff side of a ruling family.
• Next Lady Castlemaine's guest Rudolph introduces himself, reminding Panthea and her aunt that he is Panthea's cousin on her distaff side.
• I may have thought that only in unselective desperation could an editor summon up 58 19th-century poets from the native distaff side.
• Unlike the malcontent males of which so much has been made, the key emotion on the distaff side is not anger but anxiety.
• "Mi Vida Loca " is essentially a collection of anecdotes-- the cinematic equivalent of a tour-bus visit to the distaff side of the barrio.
• Lyubov Klochko, 36, didn't just win the distaff side of the 11th Los Angeles Marathon Sunday, she even encroached on some of the top men.
• If the distaff side of the White House is reorganized out of existence or importance, it surely sends a message to American women about our complete dispensability.
• On the distaff side, however, the dynasty continued, and in 1355, Bohemian king Charles IV, the grandson of Wenceslaus II, was crowned Holy Roman Emperor in Rome.
• On the distaff side, his daughter, Rosalie, married Thomas Wynford Rees ( 1888-1959 ), who served as Sir Charles'private secretary while Innes was Governor of Burma ( 1927-1932 ).
• Shunning the traditional East Wing of the distaff side of the White House, she staked out a prime office for herself in the West Wing, just above the Oval Office.
• More recently, Hyundai shifted gears-- away from the distaff side-- using Charles Barkley as a celebrity endorser in a spot that at first glance looks like just another sneaker commercial.
• It was largely due to the furious battles waged among Jimmy Connors, Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe on the men's side, and between Navratilova and Evert on the distaff side.
• Overton's " The Women Who Make Our Novels " is especially instructive in revealing the limited writing sphere available to authors on the distaff side, just before suffrage finally was gained.
• In the movie, Stone plays the distaff side of a shattered love triangle, whose now middle-age participants have been struggling to come to terms with a crime they committed long ago.
• Big boxes now stock pretty tools ergonomically designed to fit a woman's hand, and manufacturers are marketing utilitarian products such as grease rags in ways they hope will appeal to the distaff side.