Sentence examples for she situated from inspiring English sources

One recent afternoon, de Jesus chatted a blue streak as she situated a mud-masked customer under a dryer at the Professional Beauty Salon, in Corona, Queens, where she works.

Similarly, in "Wallflower," she situated her subjects in front of floral wall prints, stripped of clothing or any other context that would point to their personal self.

Her knowledge of the period was so extensive that Heyer rarely mentioned dates explicitly in her books; instead, she situated the story by casually referring to major and minor events of the time.

She situates her subjects right there in front of you.

In "Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln Simonon & Schuster; $35), she situates Lincoln in his executive context.

She situates each writer as activist-citizen, adopting and remaking particular roles--warrior, 'the least of these,' immigrant, hip-hop head--to crystallize a range of black feminist responses to urgent but unresolved political issues".

She already felt she was situated somewhat awkwardly on the periphery of English society as a part Yorkshire, part south London, lower middle-class woman of obvious, and to some irritating, brilliance, but having been awarded the prize she consciously chose to remove herself to a place that would encourage her to see herself anew.

She was situated in a school in Playa Prieta with the Home of the Mother Order.

Even at her grandest moments, she still situated herself with her readers, as equal Others, on the outside looking in.

With her online persona, she proudly situated herself in a tradition of female train wrecks that runs from Edie Sedgwick to Lindsay Lohan to Courtney Love.

She gets situated and pulls out the same book you're reading from her bag.