“The madam and I have been quite busy lately.”

“You have before you the madam of the inn at Nogami in the province of Mino.”

“The girls were pretty, well-mannered, and carefully selected by the madam of the establishment.”

“An hour later, Hubert was walking round the house where madame Sidonie lived.”

“Bowing to madame and the hotel people, we sailed gracefully out of the hotel yard, Rattray too-tooing a fanfaronade on the horn.”

“On the day the Republic of Livonia is established, madame, they will be returned to you.”

“Pimps and simps would fall in from here and there and everywhere, grabbing thousand-dollar advances from the madames and leaving their lady friends in pawn.”

“You understand, mesdames, that it is simply a figure of speech.”

“Good morning, bonjours mesdames et messieurs, and thank you for inviting me to appear before the committee as part of your study on the current state of the aviation industry in Canada.”

“I have known you only a short time, mesdames, but, thank heaven!”

“The little madams ' fancy then turned to donkey rides, which were quickly arranged.”

“Some forms of disorder became more discreet, as law enforcers concentrated brothels in red-light districts and compelled madams to shield prostitution from public view.”

“After many prosecutions of numbers runners, madams, and politicians, he was convicted of tax evasion in 1941 and served four years in prison.”