(1) In a league of her own, the savvy businesswoman is a self-made franchise.(2) Sasha is presented as a sharp businesswoman , but she is unbelievably foolish in her affairs.(3) She has become quite the savvy businesswoman(4) But it worked for one North Hollywood homeowner, who decided: u2018She's a businesswoman , not a politician.u2019(5) She was a savvy businesswoman who would scrimp and save money in any way possible and then pour uncountable dividends into the comfort and happiness of her beloved Reds.(6) Starring the winning Karen Peakes as the irrepressible Dawn, the play focuses on her journey from socially inept chorus girl to savvy businesswoman .(7) Several figures, including a businesswoman , a grandmother, and a child, ascend the 80-foot-pole.(8) And a lawyer for Tomisue, Linda L. Pence, says that u2018Tomisue has been a very smart, astute businesswoman for some time.u2019(9) But Martha, even before the trial, came to be known as a tough, demanding, ruthless businesswoman who didn't suffer fools and wasn't particularly cuddly.(10) U2018Theresa is a very determined person, a committed, energetic and highly motivated businesswoman who loves Russia and Russian art,u2019 Doletskaya said.(11) Jenny aspires to become a professional businesswoman just like the executives she encounters at Jones and Smith.(12) The girl appears to be trying to approach the businesswoman and is either being held back or encouraged to proceed by the other woman - possibly her mother.(13) Oh, it was fine for the other girls to debase themselves, but you need to understand that she is a prestigious businesswoman , and the wearing of mascot suits is just not something she feels comfortable with.(14) She was a businesswoman , balancing relationships, negotiations, interpersonal skills, all of that.(15) I do not want to lose my emotion, because that is what makes me unique, that removes me from the hard-core businesswoman .(16) These passages reveal Keckley's self-presentation as a businesswoman willing to follow the rules governing the marketplace, even if those rules once defined her as chattel or are unjust.
