Use "marge" in a sentence

1. “Can't find anyone to tell, “ he said “ been out here for ten minutes then went inside, Marge my wife went down to the kitchens to see if she could see anyone, but not a soul

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2. Marge went on to graduate in Library Sciences at Pitt, received her Masters and spent her whole life behind the walls of this world famous library

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3. Marge Dougherty looked up and said, “There, I’m done, now you asked me something about time, right? A minute, I believe you asked for a minute

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4. Marge watched him with tears in her eyes and slowly snapped the switch that turned off the data unit

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5. When I think of Marge I think of Maya Angelou when she wrote "My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style

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6. By the time Marge came to collect them only five of the staff had failed to earn a reprieve of execution

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7. Calmly efficient, Marge rescued John, turned to Charlie, tightened his harness, chucked him under the chin, kissed him on the forehead and grinned, ‘Who’s in a bad mood, then?’

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8. Only two hours into her apartment search, Marge the realtor led her to the brownstone onto 16th Street

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9. “Are you okay?” Marge asked, touching her arm

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10. Marge threw her PDA in her pocketbook and came running in

11. Four of her five pilots were equally successful, although they used a lot more ammunition than Ingrid for the same result, while young Marge Hurlburt only managed to damage seriously her target

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12. Even Marge Hurlburt shot down her ZERO on that pass, but then nearly forgot to get out of the way, the engine from the ZERO she had exploded barely missing her plane as she zoomed past the surviving Japanese planes

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13. 13 Marge Piercy, “To Be of Use,” from Circles on the Water (New York: Alfred A

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14. In fact, Ferdy now found, he could go Marge Chickweed one better: one 185

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15. “Why? Why not Marge? Or Margaret? Maybe I shouldn’t be asking this of a woman who names her male child Felicity? Why not Felix? That would be the obvious choice, right?”

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16. "Haven't flown that hard since I was a fledgling chasing after Marge Grubler

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17. Remember Marge? Momma Spider, she was hot! — Yeah, yeah, I can't see your face, but I know you're looking at me, all business

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18. What if Lombardo had something to do with the diamonds, too? What if he had a plan with Marge based on those diamonds? Do you understand what I'm trying to say, mister Fringe?

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19. After a few minutes, they arrived at a place where Marge Greg was supposed to live

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20. When he saw Marge Greg written on one of them, he stated with a mild laughter

21. They entered the building and started looking for the story on which was Marge

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22. On the fifth, Albert found a tag of Marge Greg

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23. Marge started wiping out tears from her face with her hands but she could only speak with crying

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24. MARGE: He had a quite strange attitude towards things

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25. MARGE: We dated for over a year

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26. MARGE: Yes, you see, he was an electrician

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27. Albert gave the notebook to Marge with the same words as the last time

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28. HERBIE: Thank you, missis Marge

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29. HERBIE: Don't play any games with us, missis Marge

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30. MARGE: Not a financial one

31. MARGE: Well, sort of

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32. MARGE: Yes, I did

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33. HERBIE: It's not easy for me to say this, missis Marge, but the future of your brother looks questionable

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34. HERBIE: I'm sorry, missis Marge, but yes

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35. As he was closing the door, Marge came and added with fear

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36. MARGE: Promise me you won't arrest my brother

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37. Unfortunately, I can't keep this one, missis Marge

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38. Marge remained silent and Herbie left the apartment with Albert

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39. ALBERT: And what about Marge? Are you suspicious about her as well?

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40. What can you tell us about the relationship between Frank and Marge?

41. And what about Marge? I can't think of any reason why she would do that but

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42. Diamonds were a property of missis Greg, the mother of Daniel and Marge Greg

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43. The strategy of Daniel Greg may have been to murder Frank Lombardo and to emotionally abuse Marge so he can receive the permission

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44. “Sorry Marge,” Smith said, “you know what it’s like

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45. He liked Marge

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46. “I’ve heard that before,” Marge said, “and I’m afraid he’s not allowed in here anymore

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47. “Just shows how long it’s been since you were here last,” Marge said, “It’s where the smokers have to sit

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48. “He wanted to know if I had a room for the night,” Marge said, “I told him to try one of the hotels in the city centre

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49. Marge was over seventy

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50. “Perfect Marge,” Smith replied, “and could you please get me a saucer of water for this little bugger?”

51. Marge poured the beer

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52. Marge approached the table with a saucer of water and a side plate

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53. “Thanks Marge,” he said

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54. Marge walked over with a place mat and some cutlery

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55. At that moment, the puppy let out such a resounding belch that both Smith and Marge could not believe it could have come from such a small creature

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56. “You watch your manners in here,” Marge said and patted him on the head

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57. “Could I get another pint please Marge,” Smith asked, “this guy has just knocked back the best part of half a pint

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58. “Thanks Marge,” he said, “I’ve been called away

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59. He had left Theakston with Marge at the Hog’s Head

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60. Marge was by the fire with her knitting and a cup of tea

61. Marge came through from the kitchen with another pie

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62. “Still talking police business?” Marge placed two pints on the table

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63. “Do you think the drugs in Paxton’s bathroom cabinet are the same ones they found in the Willow’s systems?” Whitton asked when Marge was gone

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64. “He does that when he needs to do his business,” Marge said, “he’s quite a clever little bugger

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65. “He’s upstairs asleep; Marge said he’s better off up there away from the crowds

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66. Marge was sitting by the fire with Theakston on her lap

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67. “Hi Marge,” Smith said, “I need a large coke and a pie or I think I’m going to pass out

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68. Marge was washing glasses behind the bar

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69. “I’m sorry Marge,” he said, “I lost the plot for a while there

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70. Marge eyed him with suspicion

71. “That’s what I said,” Smith said, “Could I get a bowl of water for Theakston please Marge?”

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72. Marge took the water and placed it on the floor next to him

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73. I see them raised high with stones by the marge of restless oceans,

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74. She is also grateful and enthused that Marge and I will allow to be published the short story Luke composed; that is, using only Luke’s first name, so I tell you this in the strictest of confidence

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75. He knew it best not to mention Frank or Marge at all, for solemnly keeping their story private was paramount

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76. Potatoes and marge, marge and potatoes

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77. ) But the House instead followed the lead of Republican Marge Roukema from New Jersey—the longest-serving woman in the House and one of the first representatives openly interested in mental health issues (in part because her husband was a psychiatrist)

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78. That evening, he drove home and told his wife, Marge, who had known Louie well at USC

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79. And several weeks later, to punctuate the point, we held a “Parity Now!” rally on the West Lawn of the Capitol, where Senators Wellstone and Domenici appeared with me and my Republican House colleague Marge Roukema

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80. Marge packed up her gear, then came back to Stone and gave him an aluminum rod

81. “Thank you, Marge, for this and for the new nose

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