Sentence examples for she herself began from inspiring English sources
In fact, she herself began as an aspiring director.
She herself began to preach in her husband's church at Gateshead in 1860.
However, that same year she herself began to compose, and she formed Laura Dean Dancers & Musicians.
Ms. Harrell Tickell, after spending time on Louisiana beaches, says that she herself began experiencing respiratory and skin ailments.
She herself began canvassing for him because of his community work.A TD working the campaign trail looks like democracy in action.
She herself began appearing onstage at an early age, playing little boys, who, to the best of her recollection, were all named Benny.
Fullard's journey to becoming a gravedigger, as she calls herself, began in the 1980s, when she was a history and English student at the University of Cape Town.
She writes: Carrie Bradshaw herself began as a mirror for another woman: she was the avatar of the New York Observer columnist Candace Bushnell, a steely "sexual anthropologist" on the prowl for blind items.
An arrest report from August on a domestic violence case in the Bronx notes that a wife had been choked severely enough that she "felt herself beginning to lose consciousness".
She felt herself beginning to pass out.
"She's just not herself," began a worried-looking, middle-aged woman when I introduced myself.
