Maud in a sentence

Maud told her offspring to call her "Maud" not "Mother", and showed little if any physical affection for them.

And despite once living in the tea growing region of India during World War Two, where her husband Arthur was stationed as a soldier, Maud loves her sugary drinks but never touches tea.

Assembly member for the Jamasi East electoral area, Maud Abankwa wants the government and other stakeholders to provide resources in supporting vulnerable women.

Ireland's greatest ever poet was utterly infatuated with Maud Gonne, a fiery revolutionary who “hurled the little streets upon the great” in Yeats' immortal line during her role in the 1916 Uprising.

Miss Alice Maud Lawn had run a general shop in King Street for more than 20 years at the time of her death at age 52. Incidentally, the building is now home to a kebab house.

Rena Grant, from Maud, is one of the 24 models taking part in this year's Courage on the Catwalk.

The Run with Maud 5K is part of a day-long celebration of running in downtown Atlanta.

Who was Maud Gonne, the legendary Irish Joan of Arc?

A Maud mum has described the moment she burst into tears as her baby bank charity was handed the keys to a former council office.

And what Lucy Maud Montgomery does in the book, which is so hilarious and poignant, is create this story that is actually, I think, much more timeless than people give it credit for.

Eve Galloway: "I worked on the switchboard there in the 70's Maud Matrons secretary, the great porters we used to have such fun with them.

Filmmaker Rose Glass’s unhinged sophomore feature following the 2019 horror film “Saint Maud” remains one of the most talked about films at Sundance this year — and for good reason.

Giant holes in the Earth are always a source of intrigue - from Russia's 'Gate to Hell' to Antarctica's Maud Rise polynya.

Her daughter Maud was born in August 2013, just a month after Prince George, and both children started their education at Thomas' on the same day in September last year.

Lord Freddie is the son of Prince Michael of Kent, the Queen’s cousin, and Maud’s mother, Sophie Winkelman, is a successful actress.

Lucy Maud Montgomery, she probably never knew she had Quaker ancestors.

More than 70 photographers and collectives with be represented to spotlight a generation who engaged with new ideas of photographic practice, from the likes of Maud Sulter, Mumtaz Karimjee and Mitra Tabrizian.

Regardless of whoever’s touch Maud might be wistful for as she plays the piano, it’s Declan’s that she gets as he sticks his hand up her skirt.

Stilgar praises Paul for taking Maud’Dib as a name, and before long, word of his escapades have travelled to the Emperor and the Baron.

The 16-mile “branch” from Maud to Fraserburgh started operations in 1865 and these were significant links across the area for the next century.