Sentence examples for which she shows from inspiring English sources

Ms. Nielsen's telephone monologue, in which she shows Sonia allowing herself a morsel of hope, is a sweetly droll gem.

"Perhaps" - because she is also renowned for the delight with which she shows off her own considerable physical charms.

To acknowledge her contribution and that her signature label, which she shows in Paris, continues to go from strength to strength, she won two gongs at the British Fashion Awards: Brand of the Year and Designer of the Year.

Those words come from Cheyenne, who claims to have a problem with nearly every part of her body, save her stomach, which she shows off in a bikini as being completely flat.

Here, Atkinson's research is impeccable but I was perhaps even more impressed by the way in which she shows how the impact of war can reverberate for decades afterwards.

Gigante has a nice section on Charles Lamb in which she shows how, in his famous essay on roasted pig, he invented a comic but still largely melancholic, elegiac tone with which to write about eating.

Her shelter apartment, which she showed me, was spotless.

Ms. Hamnett took detailed notes in spiral notepads, excerpts from which she showed The Times.

This led to her "drunk series," which she showed in 2000.

In "Untrained," which she showed at BAM's new Fisher Theatre last week, she took a break from all that.

Her main claim to fame, however, came from work on rats, in which she showed that an enriched environment — toys and companions — changed the anatomy of the brain.