Utiliser "princess" dans une phrase

1. Princess Teekra and her mother

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2. The Princess will be glad to see

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3. At a serving trolley nearby, Mohammed pops a cork, winks at the princess, who nods slightly

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4. “How shall we stop it?” the princess wonders

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5. But still, while the details were gone, something of the ancient Elven princess remained in her

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6. Princess of the Western World

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7. But after that, my princess would sail me to the mountains and cool me with her breeze

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8. The Princess began screeching and straining and banging against the quayside

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9. So with Captain Dimitris in the wheelhouse keeping a weather eye on the horizon, and me sipping the concentrated aniseed drink, I began humming the one sea shanty in my repertoire, Liverpool Lou and it wasn't long before the Princess of Stephanos was gliding over the waves along her way

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10. She was his little princess, his little starlet, and he simply couldn’t mean to go through with his threat from the party

11. He was, of course, unprepared for this only too visible sign that his little princess was growing up

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12. After all of the questions were done with and the lady from social services was satisfied that all was well, he was simply relieved to have his little princess back at home, safe and sound

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13. In short, he was everything that the princess could have hoped for and the Queen and her consort were overjoyed that their plan had worked out so well

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14. But, even if it were true, most of the general population agreed with the judges and so within the hour the stranger came to stand beside the princess in London’s great abbey at Westminster

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15. The princess was, understandably, not at all pleased with this turn of events

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16. All around the princess the ladies of the court sang and celebrated the occasion as the great and the good of the England’s green and pleasant land, the celebrities and the superstars, assembled to celebrate the marriage

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17. Beside her the stranger, her husband to be, swaggered and gloated over the princess, with his head held high, sure and certain in the winning of his prize

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18. The princess was the first to come to her senses

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19. The young man peeled the suit slowly from his weary body, walked up to the princess, took her hand in his and turned to face the awe struck line of ministers, priests and holy souls

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20. (Loosely based on Andersen’s The Princess & The Pea, and The Talisman)

21. Whoever she might be, the young man’s new bride would have to be what he called: “My Princess”

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22. The only problem was that the young man simply couldn’t tell if any of these young ladies might really be his darling princess or not

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23. Eventually he returned home, being both very tired and very sad, for he did want to find his princess so very much, and it was then that the young man’s dear old mother came up with a very cunning plan

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24. He was wise and powerful, and it was said that he always knew how to give the best advice, even in the middle of the greatest of hardships and miseries, and so, over a mint julep or two by the side of the old man’s pool, the young man and his princess told him about their problem

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25. Dimitris wasn't concerned whether pirating between pirates was legal or not, he was more interested in discussing the implications in sailing the Princess of Stephanos back to Dorini top-heavy

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26. Look!' I spun round expecting the worst but at that moment the Delfini cut the air with its now familiar horn announcing the arrival of the Princess of Stephanos

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27. The Princess looked confident pushing through the water making a line for the south but then, to my confusion and astonishment, after a few minutes I saw her begin to slow and come about in a steady wide circle

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28. The Princess of Stephanos took its chance and somehow cleared the rain and passed into the lagoon, all hands on the port side staring at the yacht

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29. quietly beautiful as that of the fairest fairy tale princess

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30. She was his little princess, his little starlet, and he

31. It is hard to explain but the best way I can describe it is as though she had turned into an elven princess

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32. little princess was growing up

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33. pink and there, in the middle of the group, was his princess

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34. have his little princess back at home, safe and sound

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35. princess could have hoped for and the Queen and her consort were

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36. The princess was, understandably, not at all pleased with this

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37. All around the princess the ladies of the court sang and

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38. to be, swaggered and gloated over the princess, with his head held

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39. princess and the lofty stranger

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40. princess, took her hand in his and turned to face the awe struck line

41. princess so very much, and it was then that the young man’s dear

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42. match; at last the young man had discovered a real princess

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43. the young man and his princess told him about their problem

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44. And let me tell you that you haven’t been hugged till you have been hugged by an Elfin Princess in human form

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45. Hoping he is too drunk to seek his “little princess”

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46. "Just look at the proud princess! How decked out she is!" they shouted and laughed as they led her into the kitchen

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47. They thought she must be a foreign princess, for she looked so beautiful in the golden dress

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48. One day Aladdin heard an order from the Sultan that everyone was to stay at home and close his windows while the princess, his daughter, went to and from the bath

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49. The princess looked so beautiful that Aladdin fell in love with her

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50. He went home and told his mother her he loved the princess so deeply that he could not live without her, and wanted to marry her

51. She then told him of her son’s violent love for the princess

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52. He was amazed, and turning to the vizir said: “What do you say? Should I not give the princess to one who values her so highly?”

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53. Aladdin replied: “The Sultan, has broken his promise to me, and the vizir’s son is to have the princess

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54. Aladdin then went to his chamber, where, at midnight the genie transported the bed containing the vizir’s son and the princess

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55. Whereupon the genie took the vizir’s son out of bed, leaving Aladdin with the princess

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56. On seeing her clothes the Sultan did not want to keep his word, and asked the vizir’s advice, who told him to put a price on the princess so high that no man could pay it

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57. That night the princess said good-bye to her father, and set out for Aladdin’s palace, with his mother, and followed by the hundred slaves

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58. The princess, not knowing its value, told the slave take it and make the exchange

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59. The genie appeared, and at the magician’s command carried him, together with the palace and the princess in it, to a lonely place in Africa

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60. ” He at once found himself in Africa, under the window of the princess, and fell asleep

61. That morning the princess rose early since she had been carried into Africa by the magician, who she had to see once a day

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62. The princess ran and opened the window, and at the noise she made Aladdin looked up and ran to her with great joy

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63. After he had kissed her Aladdin said: “I beg of you, Princess, in God’s name, tell me what has become of an old lamp I left on the window, when I went hunting

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64. “Now I know,” cried Aladdin, “it was that African magician! Where is the lamp?” “He carries it about with him,” said the princess, “He pulled it out of his jacket to show me

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65. The princess then opened the door to Aladdin, and flung her arms round his neck, but Aladdin told her to leave him, as he had more to do

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66. This was done, and the princess in her chamber only felt two little shocks, and she was at home again

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67. The Sultan, who was sitting in his closet, mourning for his lost daughter, looked up, and rubbed his eyes, for there stood the palace as before! He ran there, and Aladdin received him, with the princess at his side

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68. He imagined a princess standing on one of those piers

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69. Wouldn’t you like to be a princess?”

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70. “Stop calling me princess

71. “If you don’t stop calling me princess this car isn’t going anywhere

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72. I suddenly wished he would go back to calling me princess

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73. “Alright Princess, I’ll give you a call, but you have to promise to answer

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74. One would not say that she is, in fact, a princess of royal blood, he thought

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75. "I know you can talk, little princess, I heard you give that heart-warming speech back there at that school

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76. Each smiling face beamed warmly back at her, unheeding of the effects of gazing into the eyes of an impassioned Lascor Princess---the Princess of all---then she was staring at the cake with candles and the one beautifully wrapped gift in front of it

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77. “Spoken like a true Princess of the realm!” and she embraced the Elf again, held her hand and led her to a seat

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78. She was as stunningly statuesque and imperious as the Elf was herself as Princess and Heir Apparent of the Lascorii---choosing to keep as low a profile where her Enthilesté nature was concerned when around the Guild folk or those of the rest of the Alliance

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79. She led me to a room that looked as though it had been prepared for a princess

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80. Now twelve years old, she walked as though she were a princess

81. It was a world of the fairy princess, fancy cars, chauf-

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82. thereby considered a princess

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83. You’ll be telling me next that Princess

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84. Buffy was the little princess, quiet and aloof

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85. But, truth was, I felt horrible about losing Princess and about her being out in the storm

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86. But our fearless Princess stalked the world through high grass

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