Sentence examples for she again has from inspiring English sources

She again has the stylus to her lips; she has the tablet down below.

She might also want to talk to her boss and just assure him that she, again, has heard the criticism and is working to be a better leader.

Though she again has proposals up for votes on several companies' proxy statements, Ms. Davis has been sending her regrets to their chief executives.

For his years in the monastery, she again has almost no facts to go on, so, once she deposits him there, she switches gears and offers a series of history-of-ideas chapters — on Neoplatonism, on Kabbalah, and so forth — in order to let us know what intellectual trends might have influenced him at that time.

She again has been further differentiated into other divinities, or rather she was given metaphorical appellations with no mythological significance, such as Krūmu māte ("Mother of the Bushes"), Lazdu māte ("Mother of the Hazels"), Lapu māte ("Mother of the Leaves"), Ziedu māte ("Mother of the Blossoms"), and even Sēņu māte ("Mother of the Mushrooms").

Now, Edwards wrote, she again has a personal stake in the debate.

Instead, Ms. Colon said, she again had to leave.

She again had the measure of national record holder Melissa Breen in the 100m, winning in 11.34 seconds.

She remained there, behind America's Jenny Simpson, although after crossing the line she again had to turn to the stands to ask about her fate.

After the war she again had the sense of having been taken to the wrong place when, arriving in New York during a heat wave, she thought she was in Africa.

In 2005, when teaching computer science at the University of Southern California, she was told that she again had cancer and that this time the disease had spread.