Sentence examples for affiliated with her from inspiring English sources

For a time, she played in a pop-punk band affiliated with her church.

Sister Ping's name became so highly esteemed that other snakeheads fraudulently claimed to be affiliated with her in order to attract business.

For the more affluent enthusiast, Donna Karan's Urban Zen line, affiliated with her charitable wellness foundation of the same name, has become a popular choice (sweat pants, $995).

Ms. Aarons is also a Democratic consultant who supports Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton but is not affiliated with her or any campaign.

In 2000, after finishing her second book with Ms. Alderman, Ms. Kennedy proposed a book that would bring attention to winners of the Profile in Courage Award, which the foundation affiliated with her father's presidential library began giving in 1989.

But Clinton really signalled her intent to draw in Obama after Sanders mentioned the ten million dollars in donations from Wall Street that a Super PAC affiliated with her campaign has received.

The narrator, Lizzie Fawkes, is caught between her parents, who are radical writers and thinkers affiliated with Tom Paine, and her husband, an ambitious property developer constructing extravagant houses overlooking the Avon Gorge.

An exegesis of the text revealed a lot of piquant information: Knapp's parents were divorced; both had remarried; her father, who evidently had difficulty accepting that his daughter was a lesbian, was affiliated with the Baptist church; her partner was a woman named Tina Merritt.

City Councilwoman Maria del Carmen Arroyo's nephew and another person were charged last month with embezzling $200,000 from a nonprofit group closely affiliated with Ms. Arroyo and her mother, Assemblywoman Carmen E. Arroyo.

Such fears caused Joyce Jimerson of Bellingham, Wash., a coordinator for a recycling-composting program affiliated with Washington State University, to make her yard an "edible garden," with fruit trees and vegetables, in case supplies are threatened by oil shortages, climate change or economic collapse.

She insisted that monetary gifts and awards be given to the scientific institutions she was affiliated with rather than to her.