Sentence examples for by her direction from inspiring English sources

But her beauty as a writer is undermined by her direction, which relies on the same old stomach-churning clichés when it comes to miscegenation.

The answer denied that the note sued on was given for any other purpose than that expressed in the certificate of the judge appended to the mortgage, and averred that the money raised on the note was all paid to Mrs. Fortier, except the discount, amounting to $1,025, and the sum of $1,200, which was, by her direction, handed to the notary to pay taxes due on the mortgaged premises.

To make such a defense good it must be shown that the creditor knew when he made the loan that the money was not to be used for the separate benefit or advantage of the wife; for the lender, having in good faith paid the money to the wife, or to another by her direction, is not bound, since the passage of the act of 1855, to see that it is used for her benefit.

This news was met by online vitriol matched only by that spewed in her direction after he had been found guilty in his first trial.

There also are the heart-stopping accounts of how the author is almost killed by a ton of dead wood deliberately pushed in her direction by apes high above her in the canopy.

Since being nudged in her direction by Zambon, Sasha Zakrevska's become a firm favourite of ours.

Ines Sainz, a reporter for Mexico's TV Azteca doing a story on quarterback Mark Sanchez, had footballs thrown in her direction by a Jets coach during practice, and players later called out to her in the team's locker room.

Ignoring the vagaries of the art scene, Marisol explored her own vision and imagery undeterred by the knowledge that her direction was not always in tune with the prevailing sensibilities.

Finally, her master persuaded her by brandishing a stick in her direction.

When it comes to Balanchine, by contrast, she seems unlimited: her direction is revealing about ballets and roles in which she never danced, and she brings many aspects of his work to life.

"You do it with a white boy and a brother at the same time?" At first, Marie neither moved nor spoke, and Allmon felt her momentary paralysis and was already seized with alarm by the time she found her direction, turned, and began hauling the boys down the sidewalk in the direction they had come.