Sentence examples for her hinterland from inspiring English sources

It has long been widely inferred - even if not precisely known - that the Queen isn't big on music of any kind at all, so Max's comments that he would be a fool to rub her up the wrong way by composing dissonant music for royal occasions don't change the way we think about the Queen and her hinterland.

When she's not penning articles or plotting her next murder, she can be found wrangling wayward snakes on her hinterland property or immersed in a classic whodunnit.

Her album 'Hinterland' has been smashing it and this performance totally did her justice – a great space, occupied by the lady herself, and an audience who were clearly there just for her.

Her story and hinterland come to life with exceptional energy.

The family of Malik Jilani, Jahangir's father, had extensive property in both the city and its rural hinterland; her grandfather even had a stud farm.

In her early work Hinterland, from 2007, words fall vertically down the canvas like spider's threads beneath the outline of mountains; here, she also weaved together reminiscences of a trip to the Australian countryside, her son's drawings of train tracks and the experience of creating the embroidery in a barn full of creepy crawlies.

She had become a rag-picker decades ago when a drought struck Mumbai's rural hinterland, forcing her and her husband to abandon the land they farmed and seek work in the city.

There is plenty of poetry in the beautiful descriptions of her garden and its hinterland, but while Woolfson specialises in bringing birds into her house, the suspicion remains that, when she herself takes wing, she will take the fight to the enemy with merciless force.

When her mother is kidnapped, the extraordinary truth about the book leads Alice into the supernatural hinterland of her grandmother's stories.

In recent interviews, Mø has been wondering how best to reconcile a grebo agit-punk hinterland with her current pop trajectory, but clearly has enough energy for either, or both.

His teenage daughter Ingeborg (whom he has unwisely brought along) runs off with an Argentinian soldier, and Dinesen embarks on an angry existential quest into the deep hinterland to bring her back.