Sentence examples for which she established from inspiring English sources

The Stone theatre, which she established, was bulldozed in 2002.

Ms. Wahlers is committed to Horse, which she established in 1982.

Ms. Muir is the executive and artistic director of Litchfield Performing Arts, which she established in 1981.

At first she was fully the queen who, almost to her astonishment, presides over the plentiful city of Carthage, which she established with her people.

However, Bell worked most steadily on dust-jacket designs for Virginia and Leonard Woolf's Hogarth Press (founded in 1917), for which she established the house design style.

His mother is the director of the Sackler Lefcourt Center for Child Development in New York, which she established in 1982 for infants and their parents.

Leila is revealed mostly by a succession of quotes in which she talks about herself, what people think of her, and in which she establishes who she is in relation to her adopted son, husband and others.

According to Publishers Weekly, Yuki's art consists of "startlingly odd angles and abrupt jumps from closeups to distant shots" with which she establishes "a giddy mood" that enables the readers to be sympathetic to the events.

It's a resolution she has stuck to through the quarter century in which she has established herself as one of theatre's most innovative and provocative dramatists.

In 1913 she began lecturing (with the aid of an interpreter), primarily on behalf of the American Foundation for the Blind, for which she later established a $2 million endowment fund, and her lecture tours took her several times around the world.

Ms. Stroman, however, has a restlessly inventive intelligence, and she no doubt wanted to take the book-musical form, of which she has established herself as a first-rate interpreter, into new, darker frontiers.