Soon after the Meads moved to California, the Los Angeles Times named Sylvia its "Woman of the Year". As another result of her increasing fame or notoriety, as she calls it Sylvia found that she was being asked to write about her experiences, and she eventually accepted a proposal from the National Geographic that she do an article on the Tektite Project.
As another result of her increasing fame or notoriety, as she calls it Sylvia found that she was being asked to write about her experiences, and she eventually accepted a proposal from the National Geographic that she do an article on the Tektite Project.
As another result of her increasing fame — or notoriety, as she calls it — Sylvia found that she was being asked to write about her experiences, and she eventually accepted a proposal from the National Geographic that she do an article on the Tektite Project.
At the end of the first book, she had accepted a proposal of marriage from the town's most skilled and honest car mechanic, Mr JLB Maketoni (always addressed thus, even by Precious), widely acknowledged to be a very gracious man.
Through the decisive action of her American fan club, she also received and accepted a proposal from Koch Records for a US deal.
Episode 3 – Elizabeth is stunned and appalled when she learns that Charlotte Lucas has accepted a proposal from Mr Collins.
But because each woman has waited to give her final answer (the "deferred acceptance"), she has the opportunity to accept a proposal later from a suitor whom she prefers to someone she had tentatively considered earlier.
A woman in her 30's (Rachel Griffiths, from "Hilary and Jackie") finds the answer to that hypothetical question when she magically meets the self she would have been if she'd accepted a marriage proposal 13 years before.
Afterward, Blair chooses to accept a proposal from Louis.
A month later she accepted the proposal.
