Sentence examples for won her affection from inspiring English sources

Handsome and accomplished, he impressed the queen with his talent for dancing and quickly won her affection.

Now comes "Slices," a showcase created for Ballet Hispanico, the company that first won her affection in 1982, when her friend William Whitener choreographed "Llamada" for the troupe and Ms. Reinking hung around its studios to learn the piece so that she could include it in her own repertory.

Something new and creamy on the cheese board won her affection on first try and she had it a second day, and a third.

And Lysander, the supposedly true lover of Hermia, won her affections with the familiar earthly magic of "rings, gauds, conceits".

Jennifer bridles at Jim's boasting about how he won her affections over a handful of fellow hostages.

After earning her teaching certificate she worked at several island schools until the shy, handsome Rev. Ewan Macdonald won her affections and carried her off to Ontario, where she raised two children and wrote 20 novels and two poetry collections.

He wanted to show her how far he would go to win her affection.

The course of her life is shaped by Frank's need to repeatedly win her affection.

To meet her family's charge that he had practiced magic to win her affection, he wrote the Apologia ("Defense"), the major source for his biography.

If Paul wanted to hear stories, she could tell him one or two, and spare him any hope of winning her affection.

In the other particularly well-etched story, a young factory worker (Angelababy) toys with a male admirer (Jing Boran) by ordering him to stand in a particular spot for 100 consecutive days if he wants to win her affection.