Sentence examples for constituting her from inspiring English sources

As empress, the woman leads an invasion into her original world with the fish-, beape-menetc.n, etconstitutingting her army.

Here, each sitter's individuality constitutes her beauty.

The flow that had constituted her life had simply been diverted.

What unites Margaret Roberts of Grantham with Baroness Thatcher of Kesteven, what constitutes her identity?

Her autobiographical books - especially I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings - constitute her freshest and most striking work.

We see the three dishes — biscuits, codfish balls and Welsh rabbit — that constituted her mother's culinary repertory.

Since her emergence two years ago, she has continued to gain strength, and her left-handed forehand and two-handed backhand constitute her main weapons.

Her part is credited to the Prostitution Monopoly and eventually constitutes her dowry when she marries, which is generally at the age of twenty.

By the end of the series she had discovered her heart couldn't withstand surgery and what constituted her trans identity was thrown into question again.

But she neglected to include the narrow hold that had, she said, constituted her sole vantage on this explosive new world.

In public she remains largely concealed behind the safe phrases about children, health and Newt Gingrich that have so far constituted her message.