Sentence examples for she equivalent from inspiring English sources

The evening ended with Sexpert of the Year, the SHE equivalent of Best Director.

And with that, we moved on to Best Sex Toy for Women, the SHE equivalent of Best Actress.

She knowingly positions Cunningham in relation to Martha Graham and Antony Tudor, but when she writes about Jasper Johns and Rauschenberg she lacks equivalent perspective, neglecting the pivotal role of Kurt Schwitters and Hans Arp and other predecessors of these American artists who have enjoyed such disproportionate celebrity and absurdly high market values.

Tells how she culled equivalent images from Matisse's work to populate her version of the Picasso... Writer describes a return visit to Guerra Paint & Pigment in the East Village.

She says she made "appropriate" payments equivalent to what she was paying at the time in hotel costs.

"I think that in a lot of people's eyes she is the equivalent of the Queen — she inspires such phenomenal affection," says the director John Madden, who launched Dench's late-blooming film career in 1997 with "Mrs. Brown".

However elegantly and precisely she lays her table, she has an equivalent and opposite desire to break into room-clearing noise.

Ms. Graynor, whose affection-hungry Valley Girl was the best thing in Donald Margulies's "Brooklyn Boy" last year, is less at ease with that character's East Coast equivalent; she is soft where she should be spiky.

Every time she visits, she said, she receives a dose equivalent to one or two chest X-rays even if she remains indoors.

Yet she has one possession that she claims is equivalent in price to a nuclear power station - it is a Fabergé egg.

She calls her retail concept "slow shopping" -- the retail equivalent, she said, of the slow-food movement.