Sentence examples for establishment her from inspiring English sources

As Ms. McMahon seeks to introduce herself to Connecticut voters and the state's Republican Party establishment, her spending has become a dominant theme in the primary race.

The New Yorker, November 9, 1940 P. 11 A timid woman we know wound up at a hairdressing establishment, her friends had told her to ask for Etienne.

In a scandal that had rocked the establishment, her British diplomat husband, Donald, had disappeared two years previously with Guy Burgess, one of the five members of the Cambridge spy ring.

By M. L. Hoffman and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, November 9, 1940 P. 11 A timid woman we know wound up at a hairdressing establishment, her friends had told her to ask for Etienne.

But the film will also be a landmark for Miky (pronounced Mickey) Lee, a young South Korean woman who heads Cheil Jedang, a food company that bought 11% of DreamWorks for $300m in 1995.Although she was born into the heart of South Korea's business establishment (her grandfather founded Samsung), the 39-year-old Ms Lee is something of a mutineer herself.

Inside the cozy one-room establishment, her salute to citrus is unmistakable, with ornately framed paintings of lemons positioned on deep blue walls, sparkling lemon slices hanging on strings from a chandelier and yellow tabletops decorated with pictures of lemons and lemon recipes.

Though she had some luck finding work, her exposure to the literary establishment left her unimpressed.

Cameron was often criticized by the photographic establishment of her day for her supposedly poor technique: some of her pictures are out of focus, her plates are sometimes cracked, and her fingerprints are often visible.

Since the establishment of her label in 1994, her sales have increased 30% each year – quite a feat in the notoriously fickle world of fashion.

And from this Dr Maathai, no matter how much she was frustrated by the courts, the bureaucracy and the political establishment, drew her strength.Many Kenyan men, including her husband, who divorced her, found her too strong a character.

Ms. Murkowski has been nursing wounds since the Republican establishment abandoned her in the wake of her defeat by a Tea Party candidate in the 2010 primary.