Sentence examples for while she sees from inspiring English sources

Once in a while she sees a light.

Even though, as she put it, the representational approach to ballet "has been in the doghouse for a while," she sees it re-emerging as a reaction against modernism.

And while she sees the value in doling out screen time, she doesn't want to overdo it.

While she sees potential benefit in the Breast Milk Baby, she says it's unlikely that it will catch on in America.

Mrs. Claude's family has been in the costume business 25 years, and while she sees slight differences -- "we've sold a few more patriotic costumes and not as many body parts" -- basically, she says, it's the same old story this year.

A worn-down working-class mother in an antenatal clinic asks pregnant Rosamund to hold her youngest while she sees the doctor; she's never held a baby before, and is astonished at its weight.

But after a while she saw we were complementing each other.' (CHA 6, male).

Turkalo had been loaned a house in Bayanga, and I spent several days there with her while she saw to the truck and the restoration of her camp.

But while she saw action as generating a transformed consciousness, her letters testify to her belief in the need for revolutionary organisation too.

Taeko Shioiri, 37, a Buddhist from Japan who was flying kites in the park with her two sons, said that while she saw "Floating Echo" as an artistic object, "for really religious people, maybe it could be a little bit provocative".

While she saw the role of capital as significant in the production of space, she viewed it as having a less determinant role than other radical geographers, notably David Harvey.