Sentence examples for she would establish from inspiring English sources

Ms. Quinn assured Ms. Zell she would establish a no-kill policy for city animal shelters.

She also said she would establish an advisory body of financial, legal and diplomatic experts who can advise her government on its options for retaining EU membership after Thursday's UK-wide vote, by 52%to48%8%, to leave the EU.

However, given Mary's fascination with the genetic variants and anomalies that mutagenesis can produce, it seems inevitable now that she would establish an interest in the mouse mutants arising from these radiation studies.

Cooper said that if she wins the Labour leadership race she would establish an extra-Parliamentary constitutional convention, "in the absence of action from the prime minister", to draw up a new written constitution for Britain.

Growing up in a rundown district of Los Angeles, Venus can hardly have imagined that she would establish herself as an international star on something called a mown lawn in a city many thousands of miles away.

And she would establish a business advisory group and invite non-Labour supporting bosses to join to ensure no more "rude surprises [for business] that backfire" – and presumably to avoid the endless letters from business leaders appearing in the Daily Telegraph in the days running up to election day.

Three minutes later, she'd established several things previously unknown to her: what a vaginal orgasm was; the difference between a clitoral and a vaginal orgasm; and the existence of a viscous material, produced by her body, that she had, afterward, to rinse out of the ridges along the vibrator's shaft, in the little sink in the corner of the room.

"What did I think I could do, trotting around Africa with an exhibit of old pictures blown up, and bits of rock and stick?" Her initial focus – facilitated by the Jane Goodall Institute she'd established almost a decade earlier to support her chimp research at Gombe – was to draw attention to the plight of chimpanzees more generally.

By the mid-1970s she'd established herself in Queens, New York as a significant smuggler.

She was left shaken, but her fear turned to anger once she'd established that they hadn't followed her and she was safe.

Once she'd established that the school wasn't joking (presumably after a very awkward phone conversation), she went to the school to collect Rhett. .