Sentence examples for which she conceived from inspiring English sources

Ms. Warren has become a lightning rod for controversy over the new agency, which she conceived and is helping create.

Mentions several of them and tells about Alanna Heiss & the Institute for Art and Urban Resources, which she conceived in 1971.

Among her successes was a Scarlett O'Hara doll, which she conceived of in 1933, when she heard that Hollywood was making a movie of "Gone With the Wind".

Still, the old-fashioned extravagance of this production, which she conceived and choreographed with Frank Gatson Jr., feels like some kind of honesty: it's a sincere gesture from a show-business savant.

For Colvin, the entire episode was traumatic: "Nowadays, you'd call it statutory rape, but back then it was just the kind of thing that happened," she says, describing the conditions under which she conceived.

At Salon, Lahiri told Daniel D'Addario that the new book — which she conceived of in 1997, before any of her other books were published — may mark the end of a phase in her writing career.

According to this ancient mystical calendar, the gender of a baby is determined by the mother's age and the month in which she conceives.

A year later, in 2009, she started LuckyRice, which she first conceived of as a cultural side project.

But the elderly lady refused to identify Ms Noonan's father, or discuss the circumstances under which she was conceived.

My own objective correlative for the special demotic strain that runs through Sischy's magazine is the cover of the Summer, 1981, issue, which she herself conceived.

Bemoaning "a clear absence of accountability and transparency," according to the WSJ, the lawmakers wrote that they want information about the meetings held by Harvard law professor Elizabeth Warren, whom President Obama appointed to set up the agency, which she reportedly conceived of in 2006.