Sentence examples for besiege her from inspiring English sources

Just as important, though, is that her aesthetic turned out to have unusually broad appeal, and she doesn't know quite what to tell the aspiring crafter-artists who besiege her with requests for advice.

However, she is constantly concerned about the girls and women who besiege her with photos and messages that they hope to make public.

The other unit chiefs besieged her with questions.

She is in control now, telling her story her way, often to members of the news media who once besieged her and her husband.

Soon Alfonso's sister Urraca stirred up a rebellion in Leon, and Sancho besieged her in the walled city of Zamora.

During practice rounds, Pressel has been the favorite of the youngsters in the gallery, who have besieged her with autograph requests.

Sitting face to face with this slight, soft-featured girl, you see no reason to disbelieve her: she is scrupulously polite and quite nervous, frequently mentioning the lack of confidence that besieged her before her involvement in Fish Tank.

She tells Sharpless that Goro is a bad man, for as soon as Pinkerton left, he besieged her with marriage offers from other men, including one from the rich Prince Yamadori.

One of the liveliest hajis was the Nawab Sikander Begum, ruler of Bhopal, in central India, who was robbed blind by the Meccans and subjected to an ordeal by hospitality by the Sharif, who besieged her with food without extending her the courtesy of an invitation.

"Aus-tra-lia," sang Muriel, making it sound like an exotic flower, and there was a general cooing and bandying of benign phrases: "How wonderful," "What a pretty daughter you have!" and "How about a picture?" My services as an interpreter were only required when the old women of the village, who learned that Katryn had been a doctor, besieged her for a consultation.

During the Wars of Religion (1562 98), her château was besieged by her son-in-law François, duke de Guise (1562), and she was harassed by Roman Catholic troops.