Sentence examples for which she contributed from inspiring English sources

Before and after, her byline appeared in many publications, to which she contributed picture essays.

"I don't think people in general have any idea the degree to which she contributed to Hitchcock's genius.

Ms. Hardison hopes that the Italian Vogue issue (to which she contributed) will open people's eyes in the industry.

In return, the president-elect nominated her as ambassador to the UN, a position from which she contributed doughtily to the administration's long-term diplomatic chaos.

Among the other films to which she contributed are "The Adventures of Tintin" (2011), "Fight Club" (1999), "I, Robot" (2004), "X-Men: The Last Stand" (2006), "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" (2011) and Mr. Jackson's "King Kong" (2005).

The two collaborated that year on his poem "The Road Is Wider than Long," which recounted their travels in 1938 through Romania and Greece and for which she contributed photographs.

She harangues fellow reporters for overcovering the stories to which she contributes thousands of words; she chides other news outlets for their cover-the-coverage metastories, even though she uses the same approach.

Indeed, the Radical Feminist Hub, to which she contributes regularly, links to resources arguing that what it calls "penis-in-vagina" sex is a bad idea, from which women should choose to refrain.

"People are unhappy, but they have opted to put up with the regime, much as one puts up with diabetes," says Naziba Rjiba, better known by her pseudonym Om Zied, under which she contributes to the Kalima online magazine.

Ms. Dawson, a good sport as well as a nimble actress (her professionalism is really what holds "Clerks II" together) first appears on screen in the middle of a grossly candid discussion of sexual etiquette, to which she contributes her point of view without blushing or breaking stride.

The shopping network brought some of their collections to New York Fashion Week, among them the one to which she contributes.