Sentence examples for listed by her from inspiring English sources
The phrase "listed by her" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to refer to a list or set of items that were compiled or created by a specific person. Example: The items in this catalog were carefully selected and listed by her, ensuring the highest quality and variety for our customers.
But her 'playing age' is listed by her agent Jonathan Arun to be between '16 and 20'.
Both of the funds were listed by her husband, Senator John McCain, on his financial disclosure forms.
She is moving, not to a swanky Fifth Avenue duplex or an exclusive Park Avenue co-op listed by her firm, but (gasp!) across the East River to a condominium penthouse just south of the Brooklyn Bridge.
The 750,000-voter figure, however, includes some cases where there are database-matching problems: for instance, a woman is listed by her married surname in one database and her maiden surname in another may be included on that list, even though she should have few problems voting.
Rentals listed by her agency range from $1,000 a week for a one-bedroom cottage in town to $17,500 a week for a six-bedroom house in Brant Point that is coveted for its easy access to both beach and town.
We then compared our remaining articles and transcripts to those listed by her publisher at Rebecca Skloot's promotional Web site, retrieving via the Web relevant articles or transcripts that were not included in the culled population.
(But the sole international experience listed by MSNBC is her coverage of the Olympics in Australia for the network and her work as an associate producer for ABC News during the 1991 meeting between Mikhail S. Gorbachev and George Bush in Russia and the 1993 meeting between Bill Clinton and Boris Yeltsin in Vancouver).
Tanning picked up the phone, and confirmed the rest of the details listed by LulzSec including her password, which she said she was changing.
I worry about the consequences for families if the attacks on abortion access listed by Dorothy Samuels in her May 10 Editorial Observer ("A Spreading Peril for Women's Privacy and Freedom") succeed.
Such tours still exist, but – notwithstanding that many film stars now live in Orange County or Malibu, not Beverly Hills – who would tourists hope to spot now? (With Bacall's death, as has been noted this weekend, the hallowed names listed by Madonna in her song Vogue have all departed).
Here was a woman being recognized for her accomplishments, and she was listed only by her husband's name.
