Sentence examples for generating her from inspiring English sources

"Lynn's wheeling and dealing in Hollywood, but she's still generating her own projects," she said.

This unhappy-family novel starts with a middle-class idyll and it's downhill from there as an 8-year-old daughter falls ill and then iller; a mother's dark secret -- she was put in an orphanage for her own rotten mother's convenience -- seems to be generating her daughter's sickness.

Olsen is a pointed conversationalist — she has realized, as artists eventually do, that she is far better off generating her own narratives than letting other people project their needs onto her — and we talked about the challenge of living your whole life with intention.

Once the current self falls below the relevant threshold of capacity, she is incapable of generating her own independent interests, and, despite superficial appearances to the contrary, her fundamental interests are really defined by the earlier self.

She was a bookworm and mousey, thus generating her nickname "Plain Jane the Superbrain" to which she was often referred at the beginning of her role.

In works like Measures of Serenity and Waves of Change, Douglas uses string and rope in place of drawing, generating her own semi-abstract lines, placed according to the whims of gravity in ways both evoking and recreating fractal defaults like spirals and piles; at the same time evoking the witches of Macbeth who cut the string of each man's fate at the appointed hour.

Briefly, to generate HER-2 mRNA, plasmid pSPJC1 with an insert coding for HER-2 (a gift from Prof. A. Ulrich, Martinsried, Germany) was used.

Intraductal xenografts of a human primary DCIS, FSK-H7, generated Her-2-overexpressing lesions.

These results suggest that DCIS.COM generates basal-type lesions, whereas SUM-225 and FSK-H7 generate Her-2-overexpressing lesions ([see Additional data file 1], and Figure 4).

(She generates her own bass lines, too).

She generates her own context.