Sentence examples for she has granted from inspiring English sources

"He never had one," she said in the only detailed interview she has granted.

So she has granted class-action status to a 2008 lawsuit which claims that the city's police discriminate against blacks and Latinos in its use of stop and frisk.

She has granted us, too, the luxury of not looking back, and while her vivid narrative shorthand has kept us engrossed throughout, our enjoyment may therefore feel slightly unearned.

She has granted only one interview, to USA Today; she appeared on the front of that newspaper's Life section looking appropriately smart and subdued in a cloud-blue shirt and crisp black pants.

But the White House has cited executive privilege in refusing to allow her to testify before the commission in public or under oath, even as she has granted numerous interviews about its investigation.

Frans, she explains to the slave protector, promised to make her a present of her freedom in return for the sexual licence she has granted him for the previous eight years.

"Good," Becka said, as if she had granted him this fun.

Making this point, it seemed, was the primary reason she had granted me an audience.

Although she had granted her mother temporary guardianship, child welfare workers told her that they would not send the infant to live with his grandmother.

In addition, she transferred 12 of the 19 Moscow regiments from the city to guard the frontier and revoked many of the privileges she had granted the troops when she seized power.

From time to time over the years, Benazir and Mir Murtaza had met — in Paris or Damascus — and many people within the P.P.P. wondered why during her Prime Ministership she had granted amnesty to others but never to him.