Sentence examples for which she mentions from inspiring English sources

Bland had a self-reported history of depression and PTSD, which she mentions in a video she uploaded to Facebook.

But she may also be concerned about something else, which she mentions only in passing: a certain "financial crisis".

What should we make of your friend Shirley MacLaine's recent memoir, in which she mentions that you once spotted a U.F.O. at her house?

Her comments were made in reference to the title track of her new record, Sheezus (yes, a play on Kanye West's 2013 album), in which she mentions Katy Perry and Rita Ora.

The first, which she mentions as if the recollection suddenly comes to her, dimly, was many years ago when she was married in the town hall to a man from whom she has long been divorced.

In the bar, for example, the audience first hears the barmaid's side of a conversation in which she mentions a fellow at the bar who keeps talking to her.

I am willing to travel, even to Duke, which she mentioned in her post.

She leaned over to talk to him, and, from the confiding way in which she mentioned her recent eightieth birthday, they might have been old Ned Kelly's pals.

But the only uncomfortable moments were the few in which she mentioned "Idol," a big platform that casts a long, potentially suffocating shadow.

Mantel was referring to the coverage that followed a lecture she gave in February last year in which she mentioned the media's portrayal of the Duchess of Cambridge.

The genesis of her novel was a 1998 interview with the magazine Der Spiegel, in which she mentioned that she would be interested in writing something about Eva Braun.