Sentence examples for advance herself from inspiring English sources

If Bibi chooses this life and then bears a child, she may manage to advance herself advantageously.

By contrast, of Hayley you write, "Instead of trying to work her way toward greener pastures, she was trying to sexually advance herself to greener pastures".

The instructor must run the tournament in advance herself in order to verify that there are no improperly formatted strategies; to discern the interesting "global" trends, such as the relative performance of nasty and nice strategies; and to pick examples of how strategies performed against each other to discuss in class.

In Red-Headed Woman Harlow plays a secretary determined to sleep her way into a more luxurious lifestyle, and in Baby Face Stanwyck is an abused runaway determined to use sex to advance herself financially.

In recent weeks, Palin has used the unflattering portrait of her in HBO's Game Change as a way to advance herself as a victim of the "liberal media" -- (C4P posted no fewer than 40 attacks on the film).

Rose pretends to be a revolutionary but at heart believes in nothing but advancing herself.

A few days earlier, Leventhal, referring to Borukhova, had asked a panel of prospective jurors, "Does anybody here feel that because she holds a medical degree, because she's an educated woman, because she went and advanced herself in education, does anybody here feel that that's going to impact upon your ability to evaluate the evidence in this case?" There was no response.

As Head Start centers around the country close because of the federal government shutdown, Hillary Clinton is advancing herself as an advocate for the nation's littlest learners -- an important, popular and risk-free position.

She's looking to advance Arnold, not herself".

Ever-pragmatic, she has made an advance booking for herself at Kensal Green cemetery in north London, in the same plot as her husband.

She will also plan her week out in advance to give herself a sense of structure and control.