Sentence examples for where she acquired from inspiring English sources

She was brought up in New York, where she acquired the mild bluster of the New York matron of importance.

In 1817 she was sent to a convent in Paris, where she acquired a mystical fervour that, though it soon abated, left its mark.

In 1803 she moved to Moscow, where she acquired considerable property, only to lose it during the burning of the city in 1812.

She roamed the streets for two weeks and spent the next four months at the shelter, where she acquired another name: Stinky.

Ms. Tureck, born in Chicago, spent many years living in London, where she acquired a regal bearing and the hint of an upper-crust British accent.

It started with a gap-year internship after high school with a charity called Invisible Children, where she acquired experience in public speaking, event coordinating and film editing (she eventually appeared on "Oprah").

She is an associate editor at Little, Brown Books for Young Readers in New York, where she acquires and edits picture books and young-adult novels.

In 1950, the head of its biophysics unit, Professor John T. Randall, invited Franklin, working in Paris where she had acquired a fine reputation in X-ray crystallography, to apply her skills at King's.

Montparnasse was where Ms. Calle grew up, crossing the graveyard on her way to school, and where she said she acquired her obsession with rituals, which included elaborate burial services for her pet goldfish, conducted by her mother.

Where did she acquire all of those outfits?

In a minute sartorial lapse, she had neglected to remove the discount sticker from the outlet mall in New Jersey where she had recently acquired the shoes, on sale, for twenty-four dollars.