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How to use Her in a sentence

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Her oak vanity had several different types of make-up and hair supplies resting on it.
Her colleague, who already had her coat on, looked up then looked down again, picking chipped pink varnish from the edge of a finger nail.
Her love for South Sudan is a captivating pull that unites her with other South Sudanese women to raise awareness for their cause.
Her brown hair that was shaded bronze from the sun was hanging over her face, long and curly.
Her eyes looked down the length of Katrina's body, taking in the full measure of the bronzed body underneath her.
Her pondering presumes a regal power, a lingering vestige of an era when sovereignty resided not in the people but in the monarch.
Her flirtations with Sovietism are indicative of an approach that attacked the church but rarely, if ever, the state.
Her husband was away to Ambala, while her brother-in-law and sister-in-law had gone to market.
Her hair was windblown about her face, and deep creases were on her forehead, where her brow was puckered with anger.
Her brows lifted in more light surprise then fell down back down in support.
Her brows furrowed together in surprise, before she carefully smoothed them out and assumed a blank expression.
Her half-long hair was bleached by the sun and salt, making her skin appear almost brown by contrast.
Her journey was to mark the 60th anniversary of VE day, and her ship's company attended numerous ceremonies commemorating the Allied success.
Her daily routine was to wake about 4.30am and have a cup of tea and thin brown bread and butter, in bed.
Her Scottish accent is absolutely terrible, veering alarmingly between Australian, Irish and Robin Williams in Mrs Doubtfire.
Her opinions, too, arguably veer from the eminently sensible to the inexplicable.
Her work requires vast material accumulations that are vividly tactile and spatial.
Her ideas on various projects were widely borrowed, but due credit was not given for all the spadework she unstintingly put in.
Her spaghetti straps kept sliding off her shoulders, so guys had a very good view.
Her long black hair was tied back in a thick braid, and her blue-gray eyes gazed into mine with a mixture of wisdom, kindness, and nobility.
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Examples from Classical Literature
Her own city, the polis, was everything now that this place had been centuries ago.
Her father, angered, joins the accusers, and requests the king that he order piro to cure his daughter.
Her twin-sons, Castor and Pollux, were renowned for their tender attachment to each other.
Her prad too, Old Vingarillo, is also a picture of goodness, from his peepers down to his fetlocks!
Her maiden name was Pomeroy, and she is a native of Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
Her father pshawed and poohed a good deal when he had finished the billet, and examined the seal.
Her hands were quivering as she pinned back the hair which had slid down her neck.
Her plain-spoken friend was sitting on her bed in a kimono as the girl came in.
Her eyes were piercingly bright and on her lips was etched a sardonic smile.
Her supply of pin money is painfully small, judged by the standard which has hitherto been her guide.
He felt as proud of his commission as if Her Majesty had made him a plenipotentiary.
Her hair was soft and plentiful, and her hands were fine, strong, and sensitive.
Her plank-sheer amidships was awash, and the water rolling in a green body from starboard to port and back again.
Her cheeks matched the poinsettia, or Christmas flower, and her eyes were as blue as the sapphires in the jewel shops.
Her weeping friend turned up her face to give the mandatory kiss, and podge was gone.
Her hand was plashing in the little waterfall, and her eyes were bent the same way.
Her mother in her busy hurry did not hear this comment, or polypod would have been reproved, no doubt.
Her hair had streamed loose and was plastered about her face, her throat, her arms.
Her plebeian, insolent little round face so kindly in repose.
Her heart must be just as soft, her temper just as free from angles, her character just as pliant.
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