Sentence examples for redefine her from inspiring English sources

She could redefine her career in so many ways.

With sensitivity to the pain of those foreclosed-upon, Ms. Taylor takes the wreckage as an opportunity to redefine her medium.

While some sufferers are holding out hope for a cure, Marilyn Josselyn has chosen, instead, to redefine her life within the constraints the disease has imposed on her.

But when it comes to films, X-Files movie apart, Anderson has seemed determined, in the few she has made, to turn her back on Hollywood and redefine her image.

Nine months ago, she hired an executive coach, Ellen Ostrow, a psychologist in Washington who helped Ms. Day redefine her marketing style and to "think out of the box".

Alfred Habegger, a Dickinson biographer, talks of the poet's "mastery of closed spaces," her ability to redefine her strenuously maintained seclusion (which included a refusal to publish) as a form of freedom.

And to some extent, she is redefining her own image.

And then, just as surprisingly, she opened up and radically redefined her course.

Kerber, the tournament's No. 5 seed, has redefined her career over the last 12 months.

The Iranian authorities quickly redefined her crime as murder, in an apparent effort to legitimize their case against her.

"I don't have a waist: I'm a breadbox on top of legs" said Ms. Daly, who had help redefining her silhouette from the costume designer, Martin Pakledinaz.