| Her face resembled a house cat and a lioness at the same time, with a strong muzzle but kind eyes and delicate ears. |
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| He flirted with her while the lioness reduced his rambunctiousness to docility. |
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| She has been nicknamed the lioness of the African radio waves as she tears into politicians with her no-holds-barred approach. |
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| The lioness has been put on medication to increases its blood circulation and will also be made to undergo a one-hour exercise regime every day. |
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| Nor should it be forgotten that the only large animal to come across will be Cindy the aged lioness. |
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| One moment, Virginia McKenna, aka Joy Adamson, was walking through the bush with Elsa, the lioness the Adamsons wanted to return to the wild. |
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| He stooped down, he couched as a lion, As a lioness. Who will rouse him up? |
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| The lioness is spotted with fleurs-de-lis denoting Quebec, her birthplace, and the pipes of Pan reveal her musical interests. |
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| We crawled away, leaving the lioness unaware she'd been spied upon. |
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| When I became disoriented I knew I was easy prey for her lioness ways. |
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| In the latter case a lion and a lioness might play the part as king and queen. |
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| The park official said the lioness would not be killed, but was kept away from tourists after the attack. |
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| The only large animal that the Petries hope to move with them is Cindy, their 20-year-old hand-reared lioness, who cannot be rehomed because of her great age. |
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| Behind the bidders, above their heads, we can see a frieze of decorated tiles, its design of two lions after the same lioness humorously echoing the action below. |
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| And that sense of the lioness in winter may account for the softening views of Hillary. |
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| I was like a lioness in heat, prowling toward anyone who caught my fancy. |
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| Tom Cribb's memorial, a lioness resting her paw on an urn, stands near the northeast entrance. |
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| For the Greeks, the Sphinx was a winged lioness with a woman's head. |
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| A park official said that although visitors are ordered to keep their windows closed, the woman was taking pictures through an open window when the lioness lunged. |
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| In Sacramento a crazed woman opened the cages of a circus menagerie for fear the animals might starve to death, and had been mauled by a lioness. |
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| These are retrieved by Thoth and Nephthys, who kill the lioness and use her skin to wrap the child's savaged corpse. |
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| Chryselephantine lioness killing a Nubian in a meadow of lotus and papyrus. |
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| But one lioness was not impressed by his black coal eyes and carrot nose and showed the fluffy, white newcomer who was boss. |
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| The lioness has to creep up behind her prey so as not to be noticed. |
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| But Lioness holds many unexpected pleasures even for people who do not self-identify as Winehouse completists. |
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