Sentence examples for how she integrated from inspiring English sources

Broadly sat down with Hussein at New York City's Cafe Henrie to learn how she integrated international cultures through representation and aesthetic in "ADDIS AFRICANA".

Another participant explained how she integrated walking into her daily routine: "[My son] got me the cutest little dog and… and I have to walk him… I'm not afraid to go outside anymore.

We asked Juliet how she integrates reading for her course with a busy home and social life.

I caught up with Kate to understand what it's like being a working mother, a female founder, and how she integrates work and family in her daily life.

Three recent studies, Bussell et al. (2014) in Current Biology and Feng et al. (2014) and Zhou et al. (2014) in this issue of Neuron, dissected the receptivity circuit of female Drosophila, providing insights into how she integrates courtship cues, assesses her internal state, and directs the motor programs that facilitate copulation.

"I've always been a fan and always admired how she integrates sex and spirituality and art and activism -- that pushes all my buttons, and that's what I try to do as an artist, too".

In fact, I've come to suspect that much of what makes Ms. R. such a terrific teacher is influenced by her own experience with difference particularly in terms of how she integrates empathy, kindness, and understanding across the curriculum.

We met up with her as she was returning to training after a two-month convalescence due to a severe concussion not from a K.O., but from hitting a deer with her car to talk about how she integrates fighting with her less aggressive work helping others.

I found it fairly astonishing how easily she integrated the liver into almost every course of the menu, as an egg custard with truffles, crumbled over amberjack sashimi, poached in dashi with abalone, seared and made into sushi, and laid over unagi "risotto," without becoming obtrusive or overrich.

Learn how she is integrating her learnings into her practice and research.

Louise Williams, 16, from Salisbury, who was recruited through Aim Higher, says she had originally planned to work with animals and is about to start a veterinary science course at college; this course, however, has given her an insight into how she might integrate her love of animals with a career in an agricultural setting "and being outdoors, which I love".