Sentence examples for insisted to her from inspiring English sources

Ann Romney told CNN's Wolf Blitzer that she insisted to her reluctant spouse: "You know what, Mitt, you've got to do this again".

Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth, met with his fellow plotters at a Washington boarding house owned by Surratt, though she insisted to her death that she did not know of their plans.

But even after that, she alleged, one of Salvucci's senior executives insisted to her that the activity had been a "two-way street" and tried to have her sign a document saying she would comply with company policy on harassment.

Mrs. Hanssen told the F.B.I. that her husband insisted to her at the time that he was tricking the Russians and that he was not giving them information of significant value.

As Ruta recalls incidents like these, readers will very likely hark back to a day described earlier in the book, when Kathi, who often wore "skintight jeans and shirts slit open a few inches below the cleavage," insisted to her daughter, "Mummy wants to show off her boobies right now".

Another participant, Denise, said that if she insisted to her students that diagonals and angle bisectors are different, her students would look at their diagram of a square and respond, 'No, you don't know what you're talking about because they are the same' (TMW111506, 48, 1326).

Or was she really gone, as the motel manager, Bertha Lee Franklin, continued to insist and would insist to her dying day?

The artist handled the situation with her usual equanimity, insisting to her longtime label, One Little Indian, that it release the whole album as a complete work rather than pre-releasing a few singles.

"I like living alone," Ms. Day insists to her housekeeper, Thelma Ritter, who acidly retorts: "The only thing worse than a woman alone is a woman who claims to like living alone".

They would, therefore, often take control over the researcher's time, insisting to her, for example, to first have tea with them before 'getting the interview out of the way'.

During the World War II, Boring insisted to continue her research and teaching in Yenching, in spite of the Japanese invasion.