Sentence examples for a thing of her from inspiring English sources

She hasn't worn her hat in a week or more now — she hates hats, hats are a thing of her mother's day — and her tan is deep, even at her hairline.

She hasn't worn her hat in a week or more now—she hates hats, hats are a thing of her mother's day and her tan is deep, even at her hairline.

Among them, Curt Levey of the Committee for Justice has decried a supposed "Kagan/Marshall judicial philosophy," noting that in her tribute she described as a "thing of glory" her former boss's view that courts should show special solicitude for disadvantaged parties.

A rather formal Englishman, a friend of ours who is giving some lectures at Harvard, took several of his shirts and stiff collars to a laundry in Cambridge the other day and was waited on by a teen-age girl whose high standard of courtesy is a thing of which her fellow-countrymen can all be proud.

A thing of beauty to keep her company, it was also the symbol of her father's love.

I'm a big fan of her work, and have a bit of a "thing" for her, so I was kind of nervous.

Fadime Tiskaya's spicy hummus is a thing of wonder... and her onions!

But whatever the approach, I imagine Ja'mie's graduation speech will be a thing of beauty – whether we see her genuine sweet side or not.

A thing of joy.

Grace Greenwood, known to the radio public as Elizabeth Freeman, makes quite a thing out of putting her pet canaries on the air every morning over an N.B.C. network.

"There are some really good things, but a majority of her things might not have tangible value," said Victoria Amory, Ms. Rayner's sister-in-law, who arranged the sale.