Matron In A Sentence

• The matron was very sorry.
• The matron has to search you.
• The matron received him cordially.
• The matron consulted a paper.
• The title of matron was superior.
• The worthy matron was right.
• You will find the matron in her room.
• The matron is here now, sir.
• I have asked the matron to let you stay now.
• There was a little tap at the door and the matron appeared.
• The matron of the prison had besought her to use one.
• The matron had merely shrugged her broad shoulders.
• A gypsy matron without honour spoke to her man of blood.
• About this time, her aunt and the good matron died.
• Here, a pleasant-faced matron came to meet her.
• Nora, as matron of honor, followed the flower girls.
• The matron came to them, a sedate, motherly lady.
• The British matron is a keenly sensitive person.
• In her own house the Roman matron was absolute mistress.
• The matron of the nursing home received Tarling.
• The matron gave her rather a good character of Baubie.
• The nine nurses were Australians, the matron English.
• Later Mrs. Crowe became matron at Oak Hill.
• Our excellent matron was delighted with her domestic arrangements.
• Followed Mrs. A.-S., the British matron incarnate.
• His face turned to the door as it opened and the matron entered.
• With this possibility in her mind the matron renewed her kindly entreaties.
• Tell the matron she'll find the knife on this girl.
• But the matron had tossed the bit of blue glass through the nearest window.
• A little attention is appreciated even by a matron of middle age.
• A boy lay by the side of the beautiful matron with the slow-healing hand.
• At twenty-eight people might have taken her for a matron of ten years older.
• The matron saw it and finally, though grudgingly, accepted it.

• There is a police matron in the other room who will search the ladies of the party.
• What he did know was that a managing matron would probably work for her own hand and not for his.
• And maiden and matron still claim their insular exemption from the foibles of their sex.
• His flittings from one pretty matron to another had not caused her grave anxieties.
• The matron dispensed even-handed justice and motherly kindness impartially all round.
• And the spinster of forty-five turned sharply on the matron of less than half her years.
• The matron was a kind person, and treated our blind friend with much consideration.

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