Mistresses in a sentence

It was common for kings and nobles of the period to keep mistresses, but chroniclers complained that John's mistresses were married noblewomen, which was considered unacceptable.

But now I'm kind of into the idea of hiring a couple of young actresses to show up as grieving mistresses who discover each other at the funeral and get into a confrontation.

It isn’t for every spunk-spewing dirtbag on the net, or every greedy record company executive to buy his mistresses diamonds with.

The company was tied to Bank Rossiya - described by the US Treasury as 'the personal bank for senior officials of the Russian Federation' - whose shareholders are a collective of Putin's friends, associates and even one of his supposed mistresses.

Things become more complicated when he realizes that Fran (MacLaine) — the woman he's infatuated with — is one of the mistresses.

Armand was a serial philanderer who bugged his mistresses' cars, helped fund Nixon's attempts to cover up Watergate and, when his son Julian killed a man over gambling debts, paid out large sums of cash to get the charges dismissed.

Between 1999 and 2015, the Post Office prosecuted hundreds of sub-postmasters and mistresses based on the faulty Horizon IT system.

Despite the length of their battle – and support from the Mail and others – it wasn't until last January that interest peaked when the ITV drama introduced millions of viewers to the injustice done to subpostmasters and mistresses.

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I guess they share his faith of keeping multiple mistresses.

It was a vital service that many communities relied on, and often rural postmasters and mistresses found themselves in grave danger targeted by raiders.

Maddrey ordered Epps to keep two mistresses apart because “he didn’t want them to know about each other,” Epps claimed.

Meanwhile, the government has pledged to speed up compensation to former Post Office CEO Paula Vennells and other board members, after almost 1,000 sub-postmasters and mistresses accused them of stealing from public funds.

Ms Merritt gave evidence at a public inquiry which is currently hearing from sub-postmasters and mistresses who were convicted.

Putin rightly perceived Navalny as a major threat and likely hated him for Navalny’s temerity to reveal to the world Putin’s immense corruption and his personal secrets (about his mistresses, for example).

She further alleged that Nollywood producer, Adanma Luke, was one of her ex-husband’s mistresses during his time in the Chinese league.

She has similar qualifications as her husband, Don who is chairman, and has shepherded the business into profitability, refusing to cut staff and family slack, in a bid to provide and retain security, while dealing with his many mistresses.

Additionally, she said he took one of his mistresses to the Bahamas on New Year’s Eve.

This week, amid whispers that the last of the Marquess's multitudinous mistresses are set to be evicted from his 10,000-acre Wiltshire estate, the Mail can reveal that the rivalry between them is as fierce as ever.

A woman has exposed her husband for, as she claims, having over 60 mistresses and embezzling money from a major assets management company in China.