trollope

IPA: trˈɑɫʌpi

Root Word: Trollope

Examples of "trollope" in Sentences

Trollope has always been a popular novelist.
Compare him to a relatively important contemporary like Trollope.
Trollope had long dreamt of taking a seat in the House of Commons.
Trollope was particularly interested in architecture and antiquities.
Trollope describes this time as two of the happiest years of my life .
Trollope scholars have speculated on the nature of their warm friendship.
To Trollope, as to most gentlemen of his day, politics was only part of life.
Trollope estimated that four would be needed for Guernsey and five for Jersey.
The campaign recognizes that previous outreach, such as when John called his wife a "trollope" and "you cunt," were unsuccessful.
Michael Jackson obits, Sanford obits or Tehran obitsWhile CNN and other MSM deluge the internet and TV with trollope, important news takes a backseat.
"I know," said Paulding, writing to him in later life, "you consider old Sal as a sort of saucy, flippant trollope, belonging to nobody, and not worth fathering."
If Laura Bush gave a damn about more than her smokes, Xanax, Charodnnay, and her trollope daughters, she might not like her husband's closest advisor calling him her husband.
There was also a style of dress called a “trollope,” which had stiff stays and hoops so large that the wearer was obliged to wiggle, bend, and point to maneuver herself sideways through a door.