Sentence examples for which she declared from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Johnson signed a typewritten, three-page document in which she declared her willingness to spend up to $100 million for a 55percentt interest in the yard.

She remembers a scene with this young man, a law student, in which she declared that he had broken her heart.

Stop killing in the name of the religion," she said in a televised address to the nation in which she declared two days of mourning.

On a recent evening, one of my companions stabbed the matzo ball with a chopstick and began ruminating on the Yiddish-rooted word zaftig — which, she declared, this matzo ball was not.

But when Thatcher was Leader of the Opposition in the late 1970s she gave a series of interviews in which she declared defiantly there would be no time for lengthy discussions with her Cabinet.

The story of their meeting for the first time at a performance of "Cabaret," after which she declared, "I want us to be friends for life," captures the eruptive spontaneity of a performer who never holds back.

She brought a thrilling chill to "In questa reggia," in which she declares that no man shall ever possess her.

She encourages them to enter sales positions, which, she declares, is one of the surest ways to climb the company ladder.

Early in the movie Jeanne is shown shopping for her own coffin, which she declares should be a bright, happy color, preferably pink.

A new shot turns a letter in which she declares her love for another man into a note apologizing for her mistreatment of Charlie.

Just before he arives one day, the Princess is portrayed writing a letter, in which she declares that she is forced to sail unexpectedly for Europe.