Sentence examples for esther from inspiring English sources

But while proposals are common elsewhere, that's not the case in Spain, so Esther didn't suspect anything until the cuddly bat handed Jesús the shirt, he went down on one knee and all around her people started clapping and cheering.

She describes the sights, sounds and smells of every little shift in Esther and Pat's dynamic.

The inspiration comes from Kabbalah, a species of Jewish mysticism to which Madonna is famously devoted, and that has persuaded her to call herself Esther after a biblical queen.

Just before half-time, a member of staff approached Jesús and Esther and said they had won a shirt and the presentation would be on the pitch.

It was the day after Valentine's Day, a day the cover of Marca had described as Real Madrid's chance to make the fans fall in love again – which, although they won 2-0, they didn't do – and Jesús hadn't given Esther anything.

Jesús and Esther were going to get married and maybe things would work out for Valencia too.

Esther Agbarakwe of the Association for Reproductive & Family Health, points out that "journalists are key to any successful intervention.

Authors volunteering in their local Oxfam bookshop during Bookfest include Esther Freud (Highgate, London on 8 July), Jonathan Coe and William Sutcliffe (Bloomsbury Street, London on 9 July), Hanif Kureishi (Portobello Road, London on 10 July), Nicholas Shakespeare (St Giles, Oxford on 11 July) and Kamila Shamsie (Bloomsbury Street, London on 16 July).

A searing examination of the ravages of mental illness and the limitations of 1950s American society, The Bell Jar tells the story of college student Esther Greenwood, and the enclosing bell jar of her depression.

And "Jupiter's Darling" (1954) casts Esther Williams as the unlikely temptress of Howard Keel's Hannibal.

Esther Dyson, an American angel investor in tech companies, recently told peHUB, a private-equity website, that "it's much easier to invest money than to attract it".