Sentence examples for her fed from inspiring English sources

Unlike a child, who pleases in spite of herself, Butterscotch wanted to know what she could do to make you happy, if only you kept her fed and let her play.

The worker beside her fed pork shoulders one after another into a spinning saw, just as he did every other day of the week, while Lopez gathered and bagged the trimmed fat to go into Spam.

Slowing US growth has already given Yellen and her Fed colleagues a good reason to delay the increase in US interest rates that some on Wall Street are expecting next month.

Robson, who is 21 on Wednesday, has not played since last year's Australian Open and has slipped to 941 in the rankings, but Watson is confident her Fed Cup team-mate will get back to her best when she returns next month.

Concerned about global headwinds, including the lingering uncertainty in China, Yellen and her Fed colleagues held their key short-term interest rate steady last week partly because they wanted to see how the British vote turned out.

Yellen and her Fed colleagues also sharply downgraded their outlook for the pace of hikes in their benchmark short-term interest rate – which affects consumer and business loan rates – beyond this year. .

In HBO's much-yammered-about "Girls," the lead character is stunned when her fed-up parents refuse to donate $1,100 a month to support her two-year quest for self-knowledge, and in "The Giant Mechanical Man," underachieving paves the road to romantic bliss.

On a recent episode she wrestled with marriage to a recovering and well-meaning alcoholic, fretted about being the only one capable of holding things together, blamed eveybody else for what she felt were insoluble problems and in the end made the mistake of whinning a little too much to her fed-up mother, played with a gritty resolve by Mia Farrow.

The wedding itself is an elaborate, sour party thrown by Dunst's anxious sister (Charlotte Gainsbourg) and her fed-up (but rich) husband (Kiefer Sutherland).

She has to think about doing what's best for the fruit, what will keep her employees employed, and her family fed.

Ira Sachs's Little Men is anchored by a number of remarkable performances, but none feel as authentic as Paulina Garcia's portrayal of Leonor, a single mother, fighting to keep her quaint clothing store afloat and her boy fed.