"Many beautiful stories like this" is how she referred to the Fox interview.
I liked how she referred to her time alone as a blessing, not a punishment.
(Please don't give me flack for calling her an old-maid schoolteacher; that's how she referred to herself, proudly, just as she proudly mowed her own lawn).
Went by the name of Dora Miller at the time of the fire, and that is how she is referred to in the New York Times article of March 26 , 1911
And when asked how she would define distinctiveness, she refers to Ofcom research which suggests that, while viewers and listeners "generally believe the quality of the BBC's output is good … they want UK stories that reflect the nation in all its diversity".
The title of Sarah Jessica Parker's new movie, "I Don't Know How She Does It," refers to her character's ability to balance career, family and well, life.
In our discussion with Sujatha Fernandes prior to her talk on how technology is affecting the dynamic of curated storytelling, she referred to how digital technology has us presenting curated versions of ourselves and in turn, consuming curated stories of others, abbreviated by a twitter character limit.
She referred to how, although it was felt they didn't have the evidence to take the child into care, social workers "constantly were unhappy.
Then she referred to how the European project was built in the aftermath of the 20th century's conflicts, leading to a union that has put its "faith in the cohesive effect of shared values".
An optician at Specsavers who does NHS sight tests tells how she can no longer refer patients for cataract operations: "The hospital sends them back until they're nearly blind".
