Sentence examples for She alluded from inspiring English sources
She alluded to the dust-ups in her remarks on Thursday.
She alluded to the confusion surround the decoupling of AS- and A-levels.
She alluded to being harassed by congressmen, calling it an "occupational hazard".
She alluded to the Monica Lewinsky scandal without actually mentioning it.
She alluded to the pressure being put on the game-fowl farm, and said, "I don't understand.
She alluded to her brave battles against breast cancer and multiple sclerosis: "Look, I know what it's like to struggle".
"She alluded to the fact that the women, particularly in Patton's case, stayed on the train," Dupree said.
She alluded to those who "tell us to be afraid of those who are different, to be suspicious of those with whom we disagree.
She alluded to it once or twice — "You're thinking, 'When's she gonna... ?' She's not gonna" — but mostly she stuck to her jokes, about "Yellow Submarine" and the phrase "That's what she said".
She alluded, dismissively, to Mr. Booker's relationships in Silicon Valley and on Wall Street, saying that what the state needed in the Senate was someone who could advocate for the state.
She alluded to changes effected by Dr. Jennings in the 1960's: increased richness of tone, and branching out from the Scandinavian heritage while holding to the college's Lutheran Evangelical traditions.
