Sentence examples for She approximated from inspiring English sources

Writer tells about a few years in her life when she approximated to the lily's life - living alone in London on a set income of 250 pounds.

Throughout the book, Dr. Slater said, she signaled readers by using phrases like "maybe" and "along these lines" or "I imagine" when she approximated an experiment, strayed from fact into speculation or took some literary license.

Cayce sighs and goes back to Damien 's penthouse, where she approximates sleep in the famously bad hour of another mirror-world morning.

She approximates old-fashioned blank verse here, and this gives the writing its aura of connection to past literature, but this is very contemporary in its insistence on the difficulty of knowing.

In one incarnation she wears what looks like a bifurcated mop on her head, another time she looks like an unmade bed, once she approximates a kitsch Japanese bobble-head doll and yet another time she has obviously smelled something bad in the booth.

In whole phrases she only approximated the correct pitches.

The following Saturday morning she began approximating the early signs of a cold, and on Sunday claimed a severe cough and stomach ache.

Since Donna would know that I bike everywhere, she could have approximated how long it would take me to get there.

At Nellcôte one day, in an accent which only Marlene Dietrich and Nico have come close to approximating, she plaintively said to me, "Vy is it no one ever says goodbye?" Back then, this was not a question which I could answer.

As the song approximated, its last refrain, she said, "Things turn back around".

Homemade backing tracks approximated the beats, and everything she played had a circus sound.