Sentence examples for veteran herself from inspiring English sources

But she is a plastic surgery veteran herself, and understands why women go through with it.

Securing carriage for Oxygen, for instance, a new channel designed for women, was "incredibly hard", says Geraldine Laybourne, its founder and a TV veteran herself.

Now he, too, was ready to die, saying he had even found a coffin for $150, said Ms. Rose, who is an Air Force veteran herself.

Kristi Erickson, a clinical psychologist who has worked with veterans and who is a military veteran herself, took home first place in the competition with her proposal for a company that would create an app and a virtual reality simulator using technology such as Oculus to provide veterans with anxiety treatment.

Since she was an agency veteran herself, I thought that she would have plenty of local connections to tap to service the companies she works with.

"This is a bear of comfort". A disabled veteran herself, Groves said she was raped during her eight years in the Army but never reported it.

(The boys' mother, Vivian Hallinan, a veteran activist herself, wrote a family memoir called "My Wild Irish Rogues").

A veteran teacher herself, she is surprised to discover that art school teachers are not like the Princeton professors she knows.

White, a host and anchor at WBEZ and a public-radio veteran, positions herself as a fan: she includes audio of her reaction to learning that she had finally landed an interview with Oprah.

The writer, Shauna Cross, is a veteran rollergirl herself; the film has a great supporting cast including Juliette Lewis and Arrested Development's Alia Shawkat; and lead actors had to go through derby boot camps led by top-level players.

The seeds for the Pain Free Socket were sown when Ms. Bomkamp, whose father is a disabled Air Force veteran, found herself in waiting rooms at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center -- the hospital in Washington, D.C., that has since closed -- seated among wounded soldiers just back from Iraq and Afghanistan.