Sentence examples for that she measures from inspiring English sources

She has a large house that she measures at more than 2,000 square feet, including several rental rooms and a store on what used to be a busy street.

Just take the CEO of Barstool Sports, who said in a New York Times interview this year that she measures responsiveness of job candidates by messaging them at odd hours on the weekends.

Sylvia although bright and artistically inclined, never felt that she measured up to her sister.

It was essential to her that she measure the impact of her work.

That, she said, could be measured only by tracking the performance of charters in future tests.

Crile interviewed Gearhart for the piece but by the date of her interview she was so mistrustful of the producers that she took measures to try to prevent herself from being misrepresented.

Groff sows her text with bracketed authorial interventions, in which she plays the role of omniscient Greek chorus, reminding us that she is measuring the thread for her invented spools.

She became a guinea pig for other children in that she was measured for a special suit to support her growing bones and if this suit was successful they would make suits for other children.

It is that she is measured and precise in her coming to grips with the trauma inflicted upon her by the world; grappling with how she compounded this trauma by tying it up in a neat joke.

"She became a guinea pig for other children in that she was measured for a special suit to support her growing bones and if this suit was successful they would make suits for other children.

The student stated that she would measure substrate accumulation in a cell line and determine the Michaelis Menten parameters for the transport process.