Sentence examples for is considered her from inspiring English sources

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That volume, published in 1973, is considered her masterwork.

She then turned to the distant past and created what is considered her masterpiece, the trilogy Kristin Lavransdatter (1920 22).

It was an instrumental document in the field of environmental advocacy, and it is considered her most important work.

Because Judy's bottle is considered her equipment, she incurs a one-stroke penalty because her ball struck her equipment (Rule 19-2).

His climate change comments, of course, were mocked by the right, and while his argument about climate change is valid, it was a missed opportunity to best Clinton during what is considered her worst debate performance to date.

She is considered her father Emilio Botin's heir apparent at Spanish bank Santander, founded by her great-great grandfather.

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Britain's "most promising playwright" is considering her hopes for her work.

David Parlett London Emma Brockes' friend (Notebook, 10 November) is considering her options: Cuba or Israel.

But still she is considering her future, considering what next to do with the rest of her time.

As Ms. Jamison approaches the end of her tenure as company leader, she is considering her own legacy.

Annastacia Palaszczuk is considering her ministry after declaring that Labor will form Queensland's next government this week.

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