Sentence examples for she was supervising from inspiring English sources

She protested that she was supervising them, but still spent a night behind bars.Street play has been disappearing for years.

Ms. Gass was interviewed as she was supervising the hanging of the art on the building's walls, some of them painted a paprika red.

She was supervising Lisa Arthurworrey, Victoria's social worker, in the months before the eight-year-old's murder in February 2000 after months of abuse and cruelty at the hands of her carers.

But that hasn't saved her from "emergency remedial shopping" at the hands of her Stanford colleagues and a stylist who disastrously teased her hair before a fancy event that she was supervising for the American Bar Association's Commission on Women in the Profession.

In the living room of her apartment in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, its floor littered with glittery scraps of paper, she was supervising two friends who were decorating balloons and beach balls to be tossed to the crowd at a D.J. show the following night.

Wright also writes of heroes and heroines in a more minor, but still impressive, key, like Noha al Zeiny, a leading official in the prosecutor's office of the Egyptian Ministry of Justice, who was so disgusted by blatant official ballot rigging in an election she was supervising that she publicly denounced it in one of the few Cairo newspapers that dared to print her testimony.

Assigned to the maintenance crew, she was supervised by a janitor who was notorious for bringing in cigarettes and other contraband for female inmates in exchange for sex, according to inmates, workers and the institution's records.

Lauren received a BM in percussion performance in 2013, from the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music, where she studied with Allen Otte of the Percussion Group Cincinnati and an M.Phil in Music Studies from the University of Cambridge, where she was supervised by Dr. Ian Cross.

She was supervised by senior author Denis Wirtz, who is Johns Hopkins University's vice provost for research and director of its Physical Sciences-Oncology Center.

In her Courant article, Katz also misleadingly wrote that Doe "entered the care of the DCF in 2009, at the age of 12 (not at 5 as advocates claim)." According to Doe's attorney, her own statements in court, as well as her newspaper article, although Doe wasn't taken into physical custody until turning 12, she was supervised by DCF starting at age 5.

She was supervised by the last author (DN), an experienced qualitative researcher.