Sentences with phrase «landlady from»

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Interns hide from Mycoskie's landlady in the bedroom of the Venice, California, apartment from which Toms will sell 10,000 pairs of shoes in one summer.

The landlady who discovers him in this state remarks, as an echo of disapproving modernity, «Son, that's from the Middle Ages.

A deaf Staten Island landlady won a $ 750,000 settlement from the city after claiming she was falsely arrested by NYPD cops who refused to get her a sign - language interpreter while...

Dating site for non drinkers POP Communications A landlady who helped save dozens of drinkers during the London Bridge attack was barred from nearby hotels for the night because she refused to abandon her puppy.

In 1962, Gelbart penned his first screenplay The Notorious Landlady, but his best - known screenplay from that era is A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, on which he collaborated with Burt Shevelove.

Directed by David Leitch (John Wick, Atomic Blonde), Deadpool 2 will see the return of plenty of faces from Tim Miller's 2016 movie - including the awesomely - named Negasonic Teenage Warhead (Brianna Hildebrand), Deadpool's landlady Blind Al (Leslie Uggams), Deadpool's girlfriend Vanessa (Morena Baccharin), Deadpool's best bud Weasel (TJ Miller) and Deadpool's go - to taxi driver Dopinder (Karan Soni).

Despite some initial stares and whispers, the spell of «unrefined cacao with a pinch of chili pepper» predictably becomes too hard to resist for many, most prominently Vianne's cranky landlady Armande (Judi Dench, phoning it in and snagging a Golden Globe nomination anyway), who is estranged from her daughter (Carrie - Anne Moss, severely out of her dramatic depth) and grandson (Aurelien Parent Koenig); and Josephine (Lena Olin), who is inspired to leave her abusive husband (Peter Stormare), the local café owner.

The acting's superb throughout, with crucial contributions coming from Dorothy Atkinson (as the housemaid who's also Turner's sometime, much - neglected lover) and by Marion Bailey as the twice - widowed landlady who takes a flat in Chelsea with the iconoclastic Turner.

Over the course of this short, accessible book, developmentally disabled high school graduates Biddy and Quincy and their recently widowed landlady Elizabeth gradually transform from characters weighed down by their pasts — and by the labels society has assigned them — into people who can build friendships and careers and find happiness despite obstacles.

Quincy and Biddy seem at first to have little in common with each other — let alone with their elderly landlady — but the three soon form a friendship that will help them meet ongoing challenges from the past as well as new ones in the present.

Thus, in Smith v Cox, where a tenant withheld rent from an elderly and impecunious landlady, and the landlady's agent chose to pay the rent out of his own pocket, trusting to recover the monies from the tenant later, the court held that the tenant's outstanding rent had not been discharged.

If you «discount the rent» for paying early, respectfully, it feels like you've transitioned from landlady to land - nanny.

We rent it, so nothing could really be done foundationally to the place, unless we received permission from my lovely landlady.