Sentence examples for helena from inspiring English sources

Then it was straight on to Suffragette, which began shooting in February 2014, and saw Mulligan line up with Meryl Streep, Helena Bonham Carter and Anne-Marie Duff.

Today's tooth-aware Brits can choose from an array of celebrity dentists, including Khalid Khan of Liverpool, who has worked on footballer John Barnes and singer Ian McCulloch Jamie Newlandss of Glasgow, who honed the smiles of Robert Carlyle and Sharleen Spiteri; or the Welbeck Clinic in London, which has treated Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Helena Bonham Carter.

McNamara, 44, works for a technology consulting company and lives with husband John, 49, who owns a marketing consultancy, and their two children, Helena, six, and Felix, four.

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Helena Morrissey, chief executive of Newton Investment Management, which backed the research, argued that the study rebutted the frequently-voiced criticism that getting women on boards was an elite issue irrelevant to workers outside the corporate power circuit.

Now act like it!" screams Queen Helena in one understated moment.

The Guardian's Athens correspondent, Helena Smith, tweets at @HelenaSmithGDN.

That desire, not publicly expressed in the face of opposition around the country, led me to join Helena Kennedy in departing from the majority and opposing a British bill of rights.

However, Helena Paul, director of campaign group GM Freeze, said: "This would simply replaced one problem, over-consumption of fish stocks to feed fish, with another, additional demand for land for feed for animals, rather than for growing food for humans".

Helena Smith, our correspondent in Athens, reports: In his annual report the Bank of Greece governor says he expects the country's GDP will fall by 5% this year – in March he had estimated the economy would probably shrink at about 4.5%.

"It was about word of mouth, what people were talking about in the pub," says Helena Tinker, an environment unit manager in Kirklees.