of her own

Is someone else's fault she was a very hard line, is the fault of her own as a very hard line.

and which, like the phenix, is continually regenerating out of her own ashes.

They would, instead, she said, go for a walk in which she would move herself by the strength of her own arms and he would walk beside her.

Honey she had in plenty out of her own hives, but treacle was what her soul desired, and Car had been about to give her a treat of surprise.

And she felt a closer kinship with him than with many men of her own class, for Johnnie knew the value of money.

She will use the money from her surrogacy to send at least one of her own children to university.

Marriage is always a hopeless idiocy for a woman who has enough of her own to live upon.

And this was true of her own daughter, Seowoo, who was her first model for the project at the age of five, when she loved the colour pink.

As long as a girl had a man of her own to look after, she'd give me no trouble.

and since it was Christine's habit to bury the things that mattered most in the silence of her own being, she rarely mentioned her mother.

But my mother, in the midst of her own grief, would not hear of my skipping any of those things.

In fact, women love men really do not have to sure that her own to put words into action only really sure of her own.

Cameron reached for a nearby rock, about the size of her own head, and began to repeatedly smash it into the Triple-8's head.

Just as a mother would protect her only child, at the risk of her own life, even so let him cultivate a boundless heart towards all beings.

"Webster, " he said, staring at her strangely, as if not sure what to make of someone who didn't know the name of her own landlord.

Leonard: Uh, your. . . your talents to see that she may not be the best judge of her own condition!

She then went on to deliver a number of jokes of her own at her husband's expense. She made fun of his early bedtime.

Ms Lynch has just moved from her daughter's crowded house into a new one of her own.

She, like the rest of her generation, had been robbed of her own history.

But after she fled and married a man of her own choice, she was charged with bigamy and sentenced to six months in jail.

Pisa was a republic in the middle ages, with a government of her own, armies and navies of her own, and a great commerce.

She met girls of her own age, who looked at her as if with contempt for her diffidence .

Bullock has never had children of her own, citing with regret a mother who urged her to put her career first.

Mathilde had no jewellery of her own; she had to borrow a necklace from her friend.

She was almost struck by one of her own torpedoes. Trigger was awarded with a Presidential Unit Citation for that patrol.

His wife, newly suspicious and with no money of her own, wants to take the children home to France.

Her deepest enjoyment was to feel the continuity between the movements of her own soul and the agitations of the world.

One of them, a 26-year-old teacher Tang Hong, had been working there for seven years and had a seven-month-old baby of her own.

And I'll make sure she's processed as gently as possible as long as she admits that she made this trade of her own accord.

It must be very agreeable to her to be settled within so easy a distance of her own family and friends.

He slipped it over his head and then took Polly by her two elbows and pushed her gently toward the door of her own room.

She glared at the relief as if she expected some retort, but the eyes of Gith just glared back at her, their fury a mirror of her own.

However, few people know today that she was also a translator who translated The Old Man and the Sea and many of her own literature work.

She soon had enough money to pay for some of the cost of a plane of her own, another old Curtiss Jenny.

She achieved this by telling the story of her own grandmother, who suffered a stroke and was unable to speak.

And in time, the distance between her charmed TV sitcom alter ego and the realities of her own life began to be overwhelming.

She has no sense of her own worth. The insurance company agreed to pay the car's current market worth.

This time she started at the wall and bowed very low, so her eyes wouldn't be distracted even by the movement of her own right hand.

He had a genius for attracting homeless bitches. Anyway, Jackie had finally cleared out of her own accord.

The priest realised he had been tricked. He beat her as he drove her away forever. At last she was free of him and mistress of her own fate.

In a flourish of her own fierce brand of feminism, Fey has decided to claim that dismissive, girly label before anyone else gives it to her.

She had a little house of her own, a little garden too, this woman of whom I am going to tell you, but for all that she was not quite happy.

But for the moment, Audrey was still living with Johnny. Loving a man with whom she could not make love. Uncertain of her own health.

But the lawyer did not ask Hanna, and she did not speak of her own accord.

She had no thought of any wants of her own, but prayed that God would raise up some friend for him.

As a young girl, Aunt Marion always planned to have a large number of children of her own, but she never got married.

The singularity lay in the hostile feelings with which the child regarded all these offspring of her own heart and mind.

Perhaps no man can be a good judge of the comfort a woman feels in society of one of her own sex, after being used to it all her life.

The sixth time when she despised the ugliness of a face, and knew not that it was one of her own masks.

Not until Alice had a baby of her own did she become aware how hard it was for her mother to have brought up her sister and her on her own.

But Ayers says it has all been worthwhile and adds that it is a tremendous feeling of pride when sees one of her own trucks on the highway.

A stubborn and practically contrary woman---- this was the reason why she was unaware of her own true love.

but Miss Hawkins, it might be fairly supposed from her easy conceit, had been the best of her own set.

She had concentrated on her job of teaching other people' s children. Sometimes she longed for one of her own.

It had never occurred to her that Melanie missed Atlanta so much and longed to be back, longed for a home of her own.

Known as a provincial writer, Willa Cather enjoys a unique place in American literature world with works of her own artistic glamour.

She had such a kindly, smiling, tender, gentle, generous heart of her own.

She's just walked down the aisle with the man of her dreams. And now Anne Hathaway has set her sights on starting a family of her own.

I'm trying to ascertain if she joined the SS freely, hmm? Of her own free will.

She never read any critical reviews of her own work, but her letters to friends show she was pleased with it.

Now she was the centre of a little illumination of her own.

Of course I cannot keep the patient herself from feeling embarrassed if the story of her own illness were to fall into her hands.

What a woman really wants is to be able to be in charge of her own life.

The wife hath not power of her own body, but the husband: and likewise also the husband hath not power of his own body, but the wife.

She stood to her resolve, and with a foolish conceit of her own skill rushed on her fate.

"What she was confronted with yesterday was evidence of an active campaign against her from the heart of her own government, " he said.

Any candidate can spend as much of her own money as she pleases because this counts as free speech.

She thought of her own desolate fate , far from her native land.

Since her husband died she has been very distressed. She seems to be living in a world of her own.

She might seem fragile physically, yet behind her soft face was a strong will of her own.

Part of her meaning was to conceal some favourite thoughts of her own and Mr. Weston's on the subject, as much as possible.

Mrs. Adkins, upon seeing Tommy's big grin, began to grow one of her own.

What a woman really wants, she answered. . . is to be in charge of her own life.

When a woman has five grown-up daughters, she ought to give over thinking of her own beauty.

When a woman has file grown-up daughters, she ought to give over thinking of her own beauty.

Generally she accepted the family life in all its crowded inadequacy, withdrawn into a world of her own and ignoring the unpleasant aspects.

And her mother had imparted enough of her own deportment to prevent any striking or offensive vulgarity of manner.

She had always wanted an animal of her own, and so she began to feel a little interest in Dickon.

She had, of her own accord, added to the Bishop's ordinary fare a bottle of his old Mauves wine.

My older sister Judy will be here soon to help. She already has a boy and a girl of her own.

She was just incredibly tenacious and like those Dagenham girls, she wasn't the centre of her own world.

She saved him from the fire, but at the cost of her own life.

Being an ex-victim of this particular human, I had to admit that I was gleeful at her receiving a dosage of her own medicine.

Instead, Owens, based on the information from her associate and doing no checking of her own, signed the lost-note affidavit.

She hoped they weren't all dead. But she was inside the wonderful garden, in a world of her own.

' said Richards, who naturally substituted 'for this child one of her own, inquiring for herself in like circumstances.

And she will have to shelve any presidential aspirations of her own that she may still harbour.

she'd been widowed two years before, and by necessity had to rely on the work of her own two hands spinning cotton.

And, Diene has a story of her own. She was making cosmetics from the baobab tree oil but had no use for the powder from the tree fruit.

Listen to me. Well, a Hen in the hen house pulled out one of her own feathers to look attractive.

A unique, free spirit in charge of her own destiny. . . completely immune to the forces that attempt to confine her.

Idea 3: Kathleen wants to help Mark, but she's having problems of her own in the massage chair. What's going wrong?

Meanwhile his dark young love is lurking at the other end of the platform in a group of her own people.

She that, of Her own sweet will, inhabits every living thing.

she kept saying, addressing her governess and gazing into the face of her own daughter disguised as a Tatar of Kazan.

Ms. Merkel responded with a quip of her own: 'And you could look after marketing. '

looking at her , the hostess was reminded perhaps of her golden days of girlhood , gone never to return , of her own first ball.

She was in no condition for a standing fight, but she must manage one, or she would lose control of her own life, and her fortune.

She emigrated to Greece from Bulgaria and is a waitress with a husband and three children of her own.

I don't know if I would call it jealousy as much as her realization of her own limitations in the ways of love.

The moon has no light of her own. Yet it is so bright at night.

Strauss-Kahn said Banon's description of events was 'a figment of her own imagination, ' adding that he had filed a complaint for slander.

What a woman really wants is to be in charge of her own life.

Through a French lawyer, Mr. Strauss-Kahn has called Ms. Banon's story 'a figment of her own imagination' and filed a complaint for slander.

She saved him from drowning, but only at the cost of her own life.

But the ruling was overturned after she married a man of her own choice.

She's been highly critical of others, so I gave her a dose of her own medicine by pointing out her faults.

Now, following in her big sis' footsteps, the striking Charlotte has a glamorous photo shoot of her own.

As a canny author of her own persona, Drummond surely realizes that she must encourage the fantasy she has created.

But in the meantime, she had come up with a plan of her own.

Michelle Obama is also gradually developing an agenda of her own, centred on health issues, on which she will speak and start to campaign.

She was determined to bring this baby to term, no matter what, even at the cost of her own life.

Dr. Nicholson said she recommended the drugs for some of her own higher-risk patients. Some take them; some choose not to.

One of the most winning things about Albright, now 74, is how forthright she's been about the brutality of her own climb to the top.

Ms. Stern recounts these stories, as well as her decision finally to look into the details of her own rape.

After her mother's death, she became acutely aware of her own mortality.

Like all those who are living with HIV, she has a strong sense of her own mortality.

With a paid job of her own, working for the Northern Territory's family agency, Ms Inkamala is not income-managed.

More than 30 years ago, she was a university student seeking classes that told the history of her own community.

She started a private investigation of her own, and her verdict was in that letter. It was a centre shot.

She saved him from fire, but at the cost of her own life.

Her story spins out of her own mouth as she sits talking to Pheoby.

Her long residence abroad gave Madame Chiang an understanding of the world, but deprived her of an understanding of her own country.

when she was a small girl, her heart was set on a horse of her own.

Another viewer said that she had been moved to buy a pug of her own after seeing the photos.

Fanny knew her own meaning, but was no judge of her own manner.

She never traveled out of her hometown in her life and has not lived in a home of her own.

In the first set, she exploited Vaidisova's only double-faults to break her serve twice, and defended four break points of her own.

As yet, she cannot even be certain of the degree of her own regard nor of its reasonableness.

There is no sense in this rule unless a woman may not marry a member of her own gens.

She was a rising star in the world of classical music, but Vanessa-Mae also had some ideas of her own about music.

Nor did she need to try to trump Mr Bush's Social Security reforms with reforms of her own, which might lead to a Bush-boosting compromise.

The kind old woman treats me as a child of her own.

This is what was happening to Mimi, the family was worried about it, moved her out of her own home, into an assisted living facility.

He saved the little girl from drowning at the cost of her own life.

One of the girls, left lying in a pool of her own blood, died.

She understands the power of her own thoughts to mold her own dream, and stays focused upon ascension instead.

she wanted the power, the fire, the originality of her sister, but was well endowed with quiet virtues of her own.

Don't waste time talking with her. She lives in world of her own and has totally lost touch with reality.

Somewhere amid these ruins, undistinguishable from the others, lay what remained of her own warehouse on the property Charles had left her.

Counting on the stillness of her own soul, she had forgotten the other one: the soul of her baby girl.

The senior Nancy Rappaport enjoyed organizing social functions and political events and also had political aspirations of her own.

There, her chief advantage is that she has oodles of her own money to spend on her campaign, whereas Mr Brown has very little.

The supporting cast is interesting, Peter Stormare as the dead man's best friend, Anne Heche as Stormari's wife with a secret of her own.

Beauty is kind and gentle. Like a young mother half-shy of her own glory she walks among us.

Anna was glad to think of being mistress of her own place.

Cleopatra was well educated, strong minded with ideas of her own and a female.

Jane has always been shy , she seems afraid of her own shadow .

Chen Di's mom has always taken care of me and treated me like one of her own.

She has been on two presidential committees and even read one of her own poems for a presidential inauguration.

She is not afraid to punish students of her own house, Gryffindor, and even take points away from them if it means losing the House Cup.

She had never had a room of her own .

Having such silk-stocking companion but little money of her own, Channel found herself on the outskirts of fashionable society.

To test for nature again, everybody is in the effort, to the weak light of life, how many people at the cost of her own life?

We actually used one of her own performances to provide the source data.

An animal lover with five dachshunds of her own, Strowd thought a pet-sitting business sounded too good to be true.

Without Grandmama 's direction and teaching, she might never learn to wield even the pendant, let alone spells of her own!

But she did not have time to find an apartment, so she is sleeping on a friend's couch until she can find a place of her own.

She sat down next to a girl very much of her own age and they soon started talking.

At this disenchanted moment a little lame duck of her own breed was welcome to June, so homeopathic by instinct.

Gloval was shouting her name; she turned a confused face toward him, caught between past and future in a present that was of her own making.

You have failed to recognise that your planet too has a life of her own and a soul like all I have created.

Madame Curie carried through her researches at the cost of her own life.

The mind, by a power of her own , contemplates the universals in all things .

At times her whimsical fancy would intensify natural processes around her till they seemed a part of her own story.

has agreed to grace us with one of her own compositions.

why , there re lots of places , " returned lola , who was thinking of her own lightsome tourneys with the gay youths" .

"Scars are nature's tattoos, " said Ms. Baltazar, showing a few of her own.

It has taken me just about that long to finally follow her advice; " a woman must have a room of her own if she is to write. "

Though it has been smothered recently, Ms Rousseff in fact has an interesting political identity of her own.

Equally, Browning has some left-of-centre views of her own when it comes to the nudity issue, both on screen and in art in general.

Fearing of her own assassination, she courted the power of Roman Empire.

Judith had imparted some of her own skill in the toilet, during their short intercourse .

She showed us around the factory of her own designing.

She never did and never could put words together out of her own head.

She judges everyone in terms of her own standards.

She is not close with her parents, yet she has a child of her own and is extremely close with her.

She was blinded by the glitter and the glamour of her own life.

She feels that her treatment plan is decided quickly and arbitrarily, without enough of her own input.

Stupid coat of her own, from the Shangri-La Salon, looming like a walrus or and angel of death, watching her.

Why can't China , a country playing an important role in economics and developing with a fast pace , have a ticket of her own ?

During our dreamtime travels, we assist earth in seeing the collective vision of her own consensus reality.

A pond of one's own. I imagined Virginia Woolf contentedly sitting in a pond of her own. And then drowning.

She's in the absolute well of her own sense of being mortal.

A sculpture of her own creation was paid for by our State Department and now graces a prominent square in downtown Tokyo.

Julia Wallace, at 40 a step-mother to three children who live elsewhere, says she is questioned about why she has no baby of her own.

She did it of her own will.

Having a driver's license, a valid passport and a blog of her own.

She will come running to me of her own accord in the evening and tell me everything.

Why comment on a celebrity whom has every of her own right to choose what she wants?

Angela is compassionate, creative, brilliant, and full enough of her own ideas, dreams, and capabilities that we can be interdependent.

What a wife really wants is to be in charge of her own life.

Of course, this being a CW show and all, not everything can go as awesomely for Caroline as the mastery of her own new power.

It seemed like a rehearsal of her own life, terrible in its vividness.

After Susan was robbed, she was even afraid of her own shadow.

She also had a very keen understanding of her own brand.

After assessing the condition of her own desk, Bessey cleans out the useless things.

Her daughter Meghana (in a PVC catsuit of her own design) is a model and former host on the music video channel VTV.

Like a young mother half-shy of her own glory she walks among us.

In short she gave him quite an amount of her own wisdom.

Miss Mills returned with DORA, exhorting us, from the pulpit of her own bitter youth, to mutual concession.

If the female agrees, she will answer with a flash of her own.

But Atlanta was of her own generation, crude with the crudities of youth and as headstrong and impetuous as herself.

She sat on the stool beside the till and wept, for the injustice of the world and the weakness of her own nature.

Five days before Geithner gave that speech in Georgia, Dickson gave a speech of her own in Ontario.

M. I. A. said she makes music to push the boundaries of her own creativity, rather than please anyone else.

Her hearing is so acute she can identify the individual cry of her own chick in the din.

She has young of her own to worry about, whose arrival has been carefully timed to coincide with an abundance of food.

She married the right man, man out of her own circle.

She had no office of her own and , worst of all, she didn't even have her own computer.

Obama countered that Clinton has used some questionable campaign tactics of her own.

Her black housekeeper Annie faces rejection of her own fair-skinned daughter Sarah Jane.

And the frequent mentions of her own games lends the book an unwelcome air of self-promotion.

She had affiliations of her own in every capital.

She has no children of her own.

Sense of her own importance.

She touched the piano with a discretion of her own.

In the days that followed, she found herself becoming more protective of her own children.

"I was struck by her extraordinary talent for writing music and her mastery of her own voice, " the designer says.

Demi Lovato: Written Out of Her Own Show?

An accomplished pianist, guitarist and drummer, Sheena writes all of her own material.

has never experienced life beyond the ~ of her own close-knit family.

Jo lived a very happy life, and, as the years went on, two little lads of her own came to increase her happiness.

One group of her love poems are clearly the reflection of her own unhappy experience.

For example, Republican Meg Whitman has spent more than one hundred forty million dollars of her own money on her campaign.

But living in China and being exposed to its rich culture made her want to deepen her understanding of her own culture.

LOUIS (V. O. ): She slept in my coffin at first, curling her little fingers round my hair. Till the day came when she wanted one of her own.

She only had a sixth grade education because she quit school to take care of her own mother.

She had no children of her own.

If love has lost balance, why not let her (Zhang) fly to other places in pursuit of her own sky?

A woman of her own will, her own desire.

BOB DOUGHTY: n the United States, the tradition has been that a wife takes her husband's last name in place of her own.

She also found one of her own paychecks.

It's incredibly difficult to broach the topic of sex, admits Soren, who has three children of her own.

She started a private investigation of her own, and her verdict was in that letter.

But she also faces troubles of her own.

As a jazz singer she's in a class of her own .

She lives in Northern California and raises a poison gardon garden of her own.

During these dangerous journeys she helped rescue members of her own family, including her 70-year-old parents.

This is her time, the early morning, when the world is quiet and she can hear the sound of her own breathing.

the sexy Marley & Me star had a surprise of her own.

She personalized her room with a lot of her own paintings.

An elk can't take on a full-grown grizz but the bear runs a terrible risk of her own.

But these days, rather than following, Emily is blazing a trail of her own!

Clarissa Acuna, the woman I married, also planned on having a career of her own.

They suggested her visiting the doctor's of her own.

Her impulse was strong against him, because he was not of her own sort.

When she had children of her own, she resolved to raise them the same way.

She has to balance the needs of her own family and somehow overcome all of these barriers.

Influenced by the modern art, landscape designer Martha Schwartz's works have a unique style of her own.