Sentence examples for subsidising her from inspiring English sources

As she enters the sixth month at the hotel, Grace feels angry at the amount of money being wasted on subsidising her to live there.

We learned that, in return for subsidising her career as a piano teacher/cutlery-windchime-maker on the Californian coast, Anna was quite happy for Dick Whitman to assume her deceased husband's identity.

Her mumbly, schlumpy alter ego Hannah Horvath, proud author of four chapters of her memoir ("I have to live the rest") whines and sulks when her college professor parents finally announce they're no longer subsidising her pointless existence.

She now lived alone so the taxpayer had, in effect, been subsidising her spare rooms.

The prosecutor also pointed out that Encarnacion is subsidising her pimp's legal bill.

Including health care, taxpayers subsidised her to the tune of $33,000 annually.

She says that she relies on government tax credits to subsidise her living costs.

Her family isn't in a position to subsidise her when they're already borrowing for college," he said.

Indeed he subsidised her after-life by presenting her with one of his 40 paintings of her, which she sold to buy an apartment in Paris.

To subsidise her college fees Winnie applied for a job as a careworker for which she attended a routine blood test.

But Siddal, who had humble roots and had previously worked as a milliner, also longed to be an artist in her own right; in 1855, John Ruskin agreed to subsidise her career, paying her £150 a year in exchange for every drawing she produced.