She recently did the show at Womenkind, an annual festival celebrating women's history month.

As is the way of womenkind of all ages, whether men knew it or not.

As he had been a god, so had his womenkind been goddesses.

It is as it had been for womenkind for untold years.

No matter what destruction was wreaked in the heart of the city, they, and their womenkind and children, were to escape hurt.

The two firms bidding for the business were Womenkind and the winner Digo.

I thought I'd mortally offended you with my thoughtfully crafted precepts on womenkind.

Forgive my dreadful handwriting, none of my womenkind are about to act as amanuensis.

Is there any creature slyer than womenkind?"

"When womenkind are insulted for instance--as in your case.

You have learnt ugly, English ways, monsieur; for there, I am told, men hold their womenkind in very scant esteem.

Think, dear, that there have been times when brave men have killed their wives and their womenkind, to keep them from falling into the hands of the enemy.

"I introduced her into the house-party for the express purpose of concentrating the feuds and quarrelling that would otherwise have broken out in all directions among the womenkind.

The Parsees build and endow hospitals, for both men and animals; and they and their womenkind keep an open purse for all great and good objects.

While in prison, Gerald wrote poetry in the Irish language, most famously the poem Mairg adeir olc ris na mnáibh ("Speak not ill of womenkind").

And this sort men call Scuttleres, but the mean folk and certain of the womenkind hear them gladly, and they say ever that Englishmen should flee out of Ynde.

Oh, he knew the old legends-that they were sprung from chosen men who with their womenkind had been hidden in the mountains to escape just such an end as tore their civilization into bloody shreds.

It is said, also, that their womenkind are few, and that save their kings and chieftains few Dwarves ever wed; wherefore their race multiplied slowly, and now is dwindling.

I had often admired a lassie before then, if scarce so sudden and strong; and it was rather my disposition to withdraw than to come forward, for I was much in fear of mockery from the womenkind.

Her only intention is to attain the "Supreme" by doing the repetition of God's name (mantra-japa) and be a model to the whole of Hindu Womenkind an embodiment of eternal Divine Bliss.

The slogan for the Digo pitch was "A Great Mood Can Change the World", and Burch stated that he would like to employ Womenkind to work on advertising campaigns for future brands.

I reminded Charmian of the canoe houses from which she had been barred in the South Pacific, where the kinky-haired cannibals escaped from their womenkind and feasted and drank by themselves, the sacred precincts taboo to women under pain of death.

Never had he shown his daughter so clearly that the womenkind he was persuaded he had to protect and control could please him in one way, and in one way only, and that was by doing nothing except the punctual domestic duties and being nothing except restful appearances.

Ay, I did get it; and somehow, across my brain flashed a vision of all I had ever read and heard of the siege of the Legations at Peking, and of the plans of the white men for their womenkind in the event of the yellow hordes breaking through the last lines of defence.