Sentence examples for which she administers from inspiring English sources

Another of her prized possessions, one concealed in the toilet tank (along with bottles of Coke chilling in the cold water), suspended high above the bowl, close to the ceiling, is the bulb and probe with which she administers violent douches, virtual self-administered abortions, the morning after sex with Ivan.

Mrs. Lieberman was paid $40,000 by the Faye Manger Trust, which she administers, but whose investments are decided by an investment adviser.

In the first episode of the new season, Patsy extols the virtues of a new kind of anti-wrinkle treatment, Parallox, which makes her face look as if she has been embalmed and which she administers with her own needle whenever she starts feeling droopy.

Aomame's strangely passive life, in which she administers death to her victims with a single sterile needle applied to a point at the base of the brain, is only given purpose, we come to learn, by the memory of a single act of affection.

To praise people, she announces that they deserve "special mommy hugs," which she also administers.

Instead of torts and briefs, she has learned about facials using puffs of oxygen; LEDs (which can be effective on acne), which she now administers in a bed she designed herself; and microcurrents.

The paper noted that Green had refused to provide any detail on the manner in which she extracted and administered the ricin she used against her husband.

And she loves her weekends, which she spends happily beautifying: the administering of highlights, spray-on tans, manicures, massages and blowouts are relentlessly chronicled.

Child was admitted and administered antibiotics after which she recovered.

But she has principles: she wouldn't hurt anybody unless provoked (at which point she can administer an adroit headbutt), and she has a soft spot for the old, the young, birds and animals (though not dogs).

In a letter to Jane Alexander, then chairwoman of the National Endowment for the Arts, which administers the award, she expressed her dismay, amid the "increasingly brutal impact of racial and economic injustice," that the government had chosen to honor "a few token artists while the people at large are so dishonored".