Sentences with phrase «proud daughter»

«As a product of Chicago Public Schools, and proud daughter of public school teachers, Phyllis brings a profound sense of urgency — and commitment to equity — to bear on work that is leading the field.»

As an aside, I convinced my dad (a retired old school doctor) to use coconut oil on some weird patches of skin on his hand - he reported that it healed so well, his surgeon decided to cancel the biopsy he had scheduled (SUPER proud daughter moment!)

Agyness Deyn plays Chris Guthrie, prim but proud daughter of a cruel, religiously maniacal farmer (Peter Mullan).

In honor of Janet Jendron - I have to be one of the proudest daughters in the world.

I am the proud daughter of a union family, and I know that our communities thrive when there are good jobs with fair paying wages.»

As a proud daughter of Buffalo, I have a deep gratitude for the support and encouragement they have shown to me.

In opening remarks, Rajkumar emphasized her immigrant roots and progressive values, but also wasted no time in going after the Council member: I am the proud daughter of

I am not in the milatary, but I am the Proud Daughter of a Ret LTC.

I know that teachers are natural adventurers: I'm the proud daughter of a lifelong public school teacher, and one of the things my mom loved best about being an educator was the opportunity to travel in the spring and summer.

She holds an BA in journalism and mass communications from Iowa State University The proud daughter and granddaughter of public school teachers, Hannah believes in supporting teachers as professionals and championing healthy learning environments designed to engage all students.

Memoirist Pershall grew up in Prairie Grove, Arkansas, a town I've never heard of, and I thought I was Arkansas» proudest daughter.)

«From the Bronx to One of the Biggest Seats in Washington»: In Monday's edition of The New York Times, Adam Liptak will have an article that begins, «Justice Sonia Sotomayor is a proud daughter of New York City, and her adjustment to life in the nation's capital has been rocky.

Kaissa Denis is a proud daughter of immigrants and fierce health advocate, who has spent the last four years fighting for health access in communities of color.

I am a proud daughter of immigrants who came to the United States to work hard for a better quality of life and the American dream.

I was born in Dubuque, the proud daughter of two multigenerational Greek families in the Motion Picture Business.

And, of course, being the proud daughter of a firefighter myself, I can't help but be just as proud of my baby cousin for his willingness to put his life on the line for others on a daily basis... his leg is physical proof of that.