Sentence examples for Emma from inspiring English sources

Léa Seydoux, who plays art student Emma, has complained that Kechiche made her wear a prosthetic vagina for hours, so maybe that's why the sex feels so vanilla.

The venue was a dinner party at which both were ­subject to a piece of matchmaking gone awry (it sounds, as Reid describes it, like something from Jane Austen's Emma).

"One cannot have too large a party," writes Jane Austen in Emma.

Bobo has now teamed up with a small company specialising in retreats to offer the unique new beach camp: his tribe take care of the camping and guided walking, and Emma from Morocco Retreats organises yoga, meditation and beauty treatments experienced along the way.

As well as six "retreaters" our party included Emma (secretly called Sergeant Major by the Berbers); Rebecca, a reiki practitioner; a yoga teacher and a beauty therapist; and around 16 members of the tribe.

But at the centre of this storm, Swinton gives a superb, sympathetic performance as Emma, the Russian wife of a Milanese textile magnate, whose reckless affair with a working-class chef sends her privileged life into turmoil.

It's a horror comedy by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk who are going to try to work their American Horror Story magic on network TV, and are even using AHS's Emma Roberts and Lea Michele from Glee to try to make it happen.

Read Emmeline Pankhurst's My Own Story (what resolve! and through her 50s...), put A Feather On The Breath Of God on the deck with Emma Kirkby's ringing soprano, and marvel at the composer Abbess Hildegard Von Bingen, whose main life's work started at 40, but whose achievements ensure that she is still in our minds almost 1,000 years later.

The annual award ceremony which recognises excellence in Australian journalism was held in Brisbane and hosted by the ABC Lateline presenter Emma Alberici.

He is challenging what Emma Dabiri has called "a space for black people to write ourselves into speculative pasts and futures, to reimagine our identities beyond and before human history and form".

I always ask at interview what newspapers people read, and what three things have struck them recently from the news agenda," says Tracey Barrett, founding director of BlueSky PR. "Work experience, on the job training, is what's really important for me as an employer, more so than a degree," says Emma Streets, PR and social media director for Turn Key.