Sentence examples for which she begins from inspiring English sources

If he's dead, which she begins to suspect he is, then she'll have to prove that.

The Garfield aphorisms with which she begins most chapters are often no better than greeting card sentiments.

It is also one of the first dress-up images in which she begins to concentrate on details of costume, setting and pose.

Next, she repudiates the first pages of her novel Sula, which she begins with what she calls a "safe, welcoming lobby" to bring readers past the threshold of her book into a "black-topic text".

Her most commonly used word, with which she begins most of her answers, or deflects questions she finds unappetising, is: "Oh". Soft as a marshmallow landing on a pillow; so quiet it might merely be a breath.

Warner wisely restricts her commentary to just 15 stories, all of which she begins by retelling in the spirit of a ­psychopomp guiding us into what the Sufi mystics of Persia called "the imaginal realm," suspended between the empirical world and the totally visionary.

Martial arts, which she began in 1994, helped her cope.

She took a similar approach to her rapping, which she began after failed attempts at acting.

Is it her right elbow, which she began wrapping in February?

Jennifer Meyer Maguire's jewelry line, which she began designing in 2005, is nominated for a Council of Fashion Designers of America award.

That set her on a course toward this book, for which she began doing prodigious research.