Sentence examples for she jointly from inspiring English sources

Actually she jointly writes her songs, supplying the lyrics and most of the vocal melodies.

Later, she jointly wrote a paper on Challenging Imperial Feminism, published in Feminist Review.

Ennis has struggled since last year in an event in which she jointly holds the British record, at 1.95m.

Franklin's sixth gold is one more than the record of five she jointly held with her compatriot Tracy Caulkins and Australia's Libby Trickett.

"It is almost impossible to decipher the detailed history of a rock, let alone predict reactions into the geologic future," Dr. Macfarlane wrote in "Uncertainty Underground: Yucca Mountain and the Nation's High-Level Nuclear Waste," a collection of scholarly articles published in 2006 that she jointly edited.

Ennis appears to achieve the impossible – despite her tiny size she jointly holds the British record in the high jump at 1.95m – a whopping 30cm higher than her own height, a leap ratio which only six other high jumpers in the world have ever pulled off.

Confirmation that she had become a staple of the soap came in 1984, when she, William Roache and Briggs jointly won a Pye Television award for their performances in the love triangle storyline.

Liz Garbus, the documentary filmmaker, was on an airplane on her way to the Sundance Film Festival in January 2008, when she became absorbed in reading the obituary of the chess champion Bobby Fischer".It was such a great story," she recalled recently while sitting in the Brooklyn offices of Moxie Firecracker Films, the company she owns jointly with Rory Kennedy.Ms.Ms

There are, for instance, Elaine de Kooning's notes for the tax return she filed jointly in 1954 with her husband, Willem.

Once again, she rejected jointly issued euro bonds or other forms of shared debt, which several leaders, including President François Hollande of France, have called for.

She was jointly awarded the prize with Kailash Satyarthi, the 60-year-old Indian child rights campaigner, who dedicated his prize to children in slavery.