Sentence examples for modelling herself from inspiring English sources

Day had started out modelling herself, but at 1.68 metres (5ft 6in) she was considered too short for catwalk, and mainly ended up doing catalogue work.

In fact, so successful has she been in modelling herself as cheerleader-in-chief that one member of the prime minister's inner circle is said to have dubbed her "Mrs Goebbels".

For Rojas, the exhibition was a milestone: it was her first museum show and it placed her in a context with an artist that to some extent she'd been modelling herself on.

Although the apocalyptic pundit has shown no previous signs of following football, she seemed to be modelling herself on last month's star players looking for a transfer as she deftly conveyed the message "come and get me": "I shall continue to write [columns]," she cannily blogged, but "as for where – well, watch this space".

She said she was not modelling herself on any other politician's wife or husband and was "picking her way through" and "occasionally popping in and out of focus" while continuing with her professional career.

But if the long-suffering Soprano women are modeling themselves on Hillary, she's modeling herself on the Soprano men.

Zhang seems to have modeled herself after the English governess who defied society's conception of her proper place.

In general, though, she modelled herself increasingly on her spirited grandmother, and she began to take lovers.

Cartland never forgot that; she modelled herself on her mother, who also lived until the age of 98.

To say she was miscast is an understatement, but there was admirable spunk to her refusal to model herself on the role's originator, Zizi Jeanmaire.

(The scripted joke suggested that America's first female President should model herself on Suge Knight, the rap mogul who is currently in jail).