After her illustrious film career was over her last film was How to Commit Marriage (1969) with Bob Hope she tucked away her Oscars in her den and focused on the present, giving generously of her time, money and talent to the Church, especially Sacred Heart in Palm Desert, and The Arthritis Foundation.
The attendant tucked them in her pocket, but not before noticing, just at the moment Mandy did, that it amounted to only four or five dollars.
Now she tucked herself in and opened her book, a novel assigned, in a fashion, by her daughter.
This theory is no small point tucked away in the back of her book.
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My mother keeps copies in the family album, which is tucked away in the drawer of her china cabinet.
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One night, with her four small children tucked in, Brackeen ran down to Slug's to hear Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers.
You know the pose: a woman holds her drink or a pen in one hand, her other arm is crossed over her waist, tucked under her elbow.
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Eva sipped champagne and tucked into a meal during her supersonic round trip from Filton in Bristol where Concorde was built.
She tucked this in a boot, then covered the haft with her trouser leg.
The lady keeps her collection of Astons, Bugattis, Ferraris and Lamborghinis tucked away in five houses on a 14-acre estate in Palm Springs, Calif.
Her home was her sanctuary, a retreat from the world, tucked away in a little village that was nearby, but felt worlds away from the big city.
She studied her foggy reflection in the long, narrow glass window in the lift door and with nervous hands tucked away stray hairs.
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