Sentence examples for addressing herself from inspiring English sources

Addressing herself to Feinberg, she went on, "We've suffered enough.

There are two routes you can follow,' she said, addressing herself solely to Rupban.

Ms. Lillien is a meticulous taster, addressing herself to sugar-free iced teas as a wine critic tastes gewürztraminers.

Recently, she's taken to addressing herself out loud, a technique she read about in a psychology magazine.

Farmer wrote for ordinary middle-class families, addressing herself to "the young housekeeper" and giving advice on economising.During the second world war the nutritionists took over.

But Shirley MacLaine is having none of it: "Shut up and deal," she replies, addressing herself to the more pressing matter of gin rummy.

She should address herself to the roots of the problem, which unquestionably lay at her door".

Visibly star-struck, she ignored the crowd and addressed herself to the president, who was sitting nearby.

Then she addresses herself to Bobbie and says: "If he goes away again I want to go with him.

After M. Langlois's departure (or retreat), Mrs. Vreeland addressed herself completely to the question of Marilyn Monroe's paillettes.

Bitterly, she addressed herself, frown lines cut deep between her eyes, to one of Bartók's children's pieces, breaking it down as she was supposed to, practicing the left hand first, over and over.