Sentence examples for alternating her from inspiring English sources
The same prelude plays again as Lisa leaves a small memorial for the woman who died in the bus accident, alternating her image with elegiac shots of traffic in the rain and an airplane moving through the sky.
For most of the last decade she has been living either in jail or on the lam, alternating her efforts between the liberation of women and that of Kashmir.
Lying on a sofa in a turquoise caftan in her well-appointed house in the Hollywood Hills, alternating her ever-present cigarette with pot and a little liquor, Midler's Mengers is an extension not of the Divine Miss M. but of Midler's own compassion.
Stefani creates an argument between lyrical personas by alternating her vocal range and point of view.
She does a great job of alternating her observations and insights with practical steps for female entrepreneurs to put the lessons into practice in their own lives," wrote About.com's Entrepreneur Guide reporter Scott Allen, whose article on the New Power Girls series attracted the attention of none other than the goverment itself.
Yet it was odd that this... woman would still alternate her serious lyrics with her girlish kiddie poems".
Hoover alternates her chapters between Enidina's and Mary's points of view, implying that the novel will be primarily concerned with the relationship between the two women.
After the war, Hiei alternated her training cruises with Kongō, making the 1897 cruise to the West Coast of North America and Hawaii from 13 April to 20 September and repeating the same cruise from 14 December 1898 to 28 August 1899.
In the inter-war period she became one of the first battleships to launch and operate aircraft, and frequently alternated her time between the Atlantic and Pacific waters on training exercises.
After "The Brady Bunch" ended its first run, Henderson alternated her appearances in revivals of the show with guest appearances on other programs, including "Hart to Hart," "Fantasy Island" and "The Love Boat".
As in the Familiar Label Baseline, the experimenter requested a familiar object by saying its label two times (e.g., "Fetch the car").. Additionally and simultaneously, she pointed to the novel object and alternated her gaze between the dog and the pointed-to object.
