Sentence examples for lived through her from inspiring English sources

She would never be the same as somebody who had not lived through her particular trauma; we are all of us moulded by our experience.

"I went to every one," says Dolores Chamorro, a 78-year-old who has lived through her fair share of Chilean earth tremors.

Publishers said she promised to discuss how she lived through her tumultuous years in the White House, including the scandals of her husband's administration.

Then she lived through her desperate summer and her hunger strike and, in the hospital, discovered both the horrors other inmates had experienced and the inspiration that a long-dead woman's book could provide.

Margaret Thatcher, as those of us who lived through her premiership remember her, projected herself to the voters as a woman (housewife, mother, nanny, girl guide) almost belligerently indifferent to books and culture.

But they said she also planned to describe how she lived through her tumultuous years in the White House, from her husband's political campaigns to his impeachment, and to provide her perspective on women's changing roles in the world.

She will always live through her books.

First we live through her metamorphoses.

MUNICH — IT is election season in Germany, and Angela Merkel, the chancellor, is living through her worst nightmare.

Now he's a coach with his eye on a talented young runner, so he'll live through her.

She'd try to live through her daughter's career, emulating their daughter, dressing like their daughter, posing like their daughter.