Sentence examples for enterprises her from inspiring English sources

"It was all directed from the Lord," Gail Johnson said, describing Blessed in Jesus Enterprises, her Indianapolis-based fragrance and cosmetics store and Web site, which offer discontinued and hard-to-find items by Flori Roberts and other companies, "things that your grandmother used to wear".

Natalie Jeremijenko's show at Postmasters is a collective enterprise, her collaborators being several environmentally savvy architect-designers and untold numbers of New York City birds.

Streisand's Jewishness has no place in the world she's created in this book, and that is what is touching about the entire enterprise: her need to belong to something, even if it's entirely self-created.

The Roman heiress Anna Lea Massarii), the daughter of a wealthy diplomat, takes a pleasure cruise on a yacht with her boyfriend, Sandro (Gabriele Ferzetti), a dissolute playboy of vague enterprise, her friend Claudia Monica Vittii), and a handful of others to the volcanic outcropping of the forbidding, sparsely inhabited Aeolian islands, off the coast of Sicily.

His flirting with the "new philosophy" of the Enlightenment frightened her, his admiration of Frederick the Great offended her, and his foreign enterprises filled her with trepidation.

Her breeding enterprise costs her more than a hundred thousand dollars a year, and she has expended all the savings she amassed as an architect.

She ran the family enterprises from her Bavarian castle (Puchhof), which was filled with valuable paintings and rare porcelain.

Michelle Curtice, operations manager for care at home, SCA Group, a health and social care social enterprise, describes her career as her "calling".

Especially after the lawsuit filed against her by Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas, which had threatened to behead her enterprise and send her to jail.

"I applaud Senator Warren for her support for the biomedical research enterprise and her innovative pay-for with this proposal," said Benjamin Corb, director of public affairs at the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

Becca Laub, 16, outlined her plans for a tomato- and fish-farming enterprise and her ambitions to study engineering.