Sentence examples for communications her from inspiring English sources

Kortenhaus Communications, her 25-year-old public relations agency, serves fashion and hospitality clients like Hermès, the new W Hotel in Boston, and the Fallon Company, a major developer of the waterfront there.

She received the Clarion Award for magazine columns from the Association of Woman in Communications, her radio show received a Gracie Award from American Women in Radio and Television, Inc., she has been nominated twice for National Magazine Awards and was named one of the country's best magazine columnists by the Chicago Tribune.

At that moment at the U.N., she should have been returning to those feminist themes, but she used the opportunity to claim that she was only trying to protect the sanctity of her communications about her "yoga routines," her daughter's wedding, and her mother's funeral.

Though Sinema "does not consider herself a member of any faith community," her communications director has said, she "is a student of all cultures in her community".

When commentators aren't denouncing her, they're busy building up her legend — exaggerating her political acumen, overpraising her communications strategy, covering her every tweet as if she were the Viceroy of Red America, and spinning out outlandish scenarios in which she captures the White House in 2012.

The piece, scored for chorus, organ and electronics (including samples of Indonesian gamelan music), opens with the wistful voice of a woman recalling her first communications with her daughter.

Let me make one thing clear up front: I offer no excuses and provide no quarter for the manner in which Clinton handled her email communications during her tenure as Secretary of State.

While in Little Rock, friends said, Mrs. Clinton devoted most of her time and energy to her vigil and had limited communications with her aides.

Bernabei requested confirmation that the government was not intercepting her "written or oral communications" with her clients.

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff cancelled a visit to the US this month in protest at alleged electronic espionage by the NSA against her country, including of communications at her office.

Reading communications from her late daughter reignited her grief.