Sentence examples for an Emily from inspiring English sources

She now thinks of this as "an Emily thing"; in one of her latest projects, Terence Davies's bio-pic "A Quiet Passion," Nixon plays an Emily Dickinson who is quick to laugh and to dazzle others with her wit, but who often turns away would-be suitors and friends.

At the front of the class, Barry wore an Emily Dickinson T-shirt, a red bandanna knotted atop her head.

However, the in-form Adelaide always looked dangerous and they soon regained the lead via a Jones penalty and an Emily Hodgson strike, before Sofia Huerta iced the cake late on.

Still, even a well-worn topic can become the occasion for stunningly original writing, and such is the case with McColl's exquisite memoir, "Joy Enough". The title comes from an Emily Dickinson poem, a line of which serves as an epigraph to the book, McColl's first.

Harvard President Larry Bacow visited Health Sciences High and Middle College in San Diego last week accompanied by Professor Elisa New, who led a discussion on an Emily Dickinson poem.

Tracy Chevalier: I was going to ask, are you a Charlotte or an Emily?

Bias can even determine the response to resumés, he said, with an Emily or a Greg more likely to get a response than a Jamal or Lakesha.

I'm not an Emily Dickinson.

In fact, Tim Page learned a large measure of his social skills from an Emily Post course, just as Warren Buffett credits a Dale Carnegie program with changing his life.

A knowing amalgamation of a vampire movie, an Emily Brontë romance and Heroes (with a teen abstinence subtext), Twilight is a phenomenon.

It was registered to an Emily Harris of Oakland.