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Examples
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"I'll call Madelene," said Waldstricker, turning quickly.
The Secret of the Storm Country Grace Miller White 1912
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"Madelene," Ebenezer began in a deadening voice, "you know me well enough not to play with me like this.
The Secret of the Storm Country Grace Miller White 1912
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"Madelene," he began in a self-conscious voice, "you know what my position is, and what I get, and my prospects.
The Second Generation David Graham Phillips 1889
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Speaking of grimpette -- in November we visited the grotto of St. Marie Madelene in mountains of St. Baume.
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Delia sears her fillet in dripping, Gordon, James Simon and Lindsey in oil, and Madelene in oil and butter.
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Gordon Ramsay suggests chestnut mushrooms, Simon and Lindsey, and James Martin flat black mushrooms, Delia a mixture of dried porcini, soaked before use, and chestnut, and Madelene a veritable melange of oyster, chestnut, shitake and girolles.
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Madelene's fungi feast gets the thumbs up from my testers, who think that the variety of textures and flavours add interest, and Anna likes the meaty taste of the dried porcini in Delia's duxelles.
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Madelene uses a layer of blanched spinach in her wellington, which is a nice idea – "carbohydrate, protein, sauce and vegetable all in one" as she says – and which wins Richard's heart; "it just looks so pretty" he says dreamily.
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Madelene stirs double cream and a splash of truffle oil into her finished mushroom mixture.
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But since you made that assumption, I assume that you agree with Madelene Albright when she was asked if the deaths of half a million Iraqi children was worth it.
The Iraq solution David 2005
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