Sentence examples for considers that she from inspiring English sources

"The claimant considers that she is fully vindicated.

But it slowly starts... my wife enjoys it, speaks English fluently and considers that she could stay here".

In Davydova's case, he said, even if she told Ukrainian officials something untrue, "all that matters is that F.S.B. considers that she caused damage".

Schilling said: "In these circumstances, and this statement having been read out in court, the claimant now considers that she has been fully vindicated, her reputation has been restored and accordingly is happy to bring these proceedings to a close".

When one considers that she was barely past 25 in 1955, it is all the stranger that her films slipped so far in quality: Hilda Crane; as secretary to gangster Paul Douglas in This Could Be the Night; with Paul Newman in Until They Sail; with Gregory Peck and Charlton Heston in the big western, The Big Country; This Earth is Mine.

But for the following financial year, when interest rates fell, "Mrs Miller considers that she over-claimed on her mortgage by £5,800", the committee reported.

"We would have to consider that," she said.

"I didn't consider that," she said of being only one year behind Sulyma.

Smith said she considers that "extortion".

No one considered that recently she'd turned sulky; there was no sign of that.

Considering that, she says she might be hungry for something different.