Sentence examples for where she set from inspiring English sources

Thereafter she settled in London (1934), where she set up a commercial portraiture studio.

where she set the standard for a generation of design and merchandising.

Hu later moved to Taiwan, where she set up a tennis training center that eventually counted Hsieh as a student.

Mary started her career in 1948 at Hope Street school, Salford, where she set up a girl's netball team.

At 8, she started swimming in her hometown of Casper, Wyo., where she set many state records.

She has more Grand Slams than the others — fourteen — including this year's Wimbledon, where she set a tournament record with a hundred and two aces.

But mainly that bit where she sets her boobs on fire with the hob, right!

Florence alights for Matar -- pronounced "mutter," and meant to be confused with Qatar -- where she sets up a satellite television station to compete with Al Jazeera and Al Arabiya.

"There's a gaudy, gutsy bravery to Whitmouth," Alex Marwood writes, demonstrating a deep, warm feeling for the shabby seaside town where she sets her harrowing first novel, THE WICKED GIRLS (Penguin, paper, $16).

In fact, Ms. Palmer, who likes to entertain, prefers small pitchers, especially when hosting dinner parties, where she sets out several for water and wine to make it easy for guests to refill.

That also describes the apartment in Cairo where she has set up housekeeping.