lollipop lady मीनिंग इन हिंदी

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1. The group began their routine dressed as lollipop ladies before stripping down to black underwear and exploding bras.
2. The busy nature of the road necessitated a crossing patrol for the children, and a Lollipop lady was stationed near the shop.
3. As the last remaining lollipop lady in London, this photo of Sheila Gallagher captures a great aspect of London .-- Jreferee 15 : 54, 17 January 2007 ( UTC)
4. The Highway Code mentions that police officer, traffic officers, and lollipop ladies / men have the power to control traffic, while temporary road signs and traffic lights can do the same.
5. Racing to greet friends at the school gates, the children called cheery greetings to Margaret Finnie, the school crossing guard, or " lollipop lady " as the guards are known here for the round sign atop a long stick that they wield to stop traffic.
6. Crossing guards are known by a variety of names, the most widely used in the United Kingdom and Australia being " "'lollipop lady "'/ "'man "'", a reference to the large signs used that resemble lollipops.
7. Cora said " I used to be able to walk down the street and stop traffic . " O'Sullivan replied : " So she was a lollipop lady . " In " Rose Cotton ( Polly Perkins ), Patrick Trueman ( Rudolph Walker ) and Cora " diamond geezers ".
8. Support for the protests started to extend to the local community when Jean Gosling, a lollipop lady in Wanstead, upon learning of the tree's impending destruction, rallied the support of local children ( and was later fired from her job for doing so while wearing her uniform ), who in turn recruited their parents into the protests.
9. Steve Coghlan, who is a teacher from Luton said : " I work in the public sector and I think we teachers, nurses, dinner ladies, lollipop ladies and people like that were not the cause of the crisis but the government want to punish us and rip us off .  and then went on to say " The government, a cabinet full of millionaires, are quite happy to slash our pensions.
10. Another go-between used by Abrahams, Janet Dunn, who is a lifelong Conservative Party supporter and a lollipop lady by profession, has subsequently claimed that she never knowingly paid any money to the Labour Party; she had only on one occasion signed a blank cheque for Mr Abrahams for ?5, 000 after he had paid a similar amount into her own bank account . " I thought it was just a bit of business ", her husband has said.