Sentence examples for her litany from inspiring English sources

I let her go through her litany.

She then went into her litany of reasons the Compaq deal would succeed.

It was a defining statement, showing how the loyalty to Sharapova by her litany of backers can produce such stunning lack of self-awareness.

When Gillian Duffy unleashed her litany of white working-class betrayal, did no one notice Labour's failure to implement voting reform was absent?

There's a distinct gusto to her litany of complaints and a real relish in the way she snaps out the sarcastic refrain "happy New Year".

Just listening to her speak — Wittenberg's mind races so much that she often fails to complete a sentence before starting a new one — left them marveling at her enthusiasm but feeling bombarded by her litany of ideas.

For all her litanies of regrets and her view of herself as a victim of a thieving life, Alberta is not depressing company.

So it's hard to hear her growing litany of demands, as well as the "edge of hysteria in her voice" when she begs, "Oh, please — Oh, Please, Mother — can't we live in a palazzo on the Grand Canal?" (Apparently no one has told Olivia that we're in a recession — and that Venice isn't the only place where houses go underwater).

There's a calmly bitter scene in which Vittorio confronts Margherita after their breakup and delivers to her a litany of pent-up grievances, and those criticisms end up reflecting as much on her art as on her private actions.

But Ms. Walters's story is greatly humanized by the family memoir that colors her long litany of professional successes.

Mary Dempsey, 32, said that when she was looking for an internship, several male managers asked her a litany of questions: How old was she? Was she married?