Emmeline in a sentence

Emmeline Pankhurst, who campaigned for women's right to vote, made a keynote speech at St Columb's Hall in 1910.

I saw that Emmeline was a complex woman – as most heroes are.

Named after activist Emmeline Pankhurst, the game Panko, which was also known as Votes for Women, features a set of cards with images of prominent figures in the suffrage movement as well as opponents.

So far, Emmeline has 19 portfolio companies, including Clutch Wallet, Deux Foods, She Matters and Alloy.

Authored by City University of London’s Professor of Criminology, Emmeline Taylor, the report outlines a ten-point plan to combat repeated offences against communities and store workers.

Julia shared the inspiration behind her daughter's name earlier this year when she posed in a picture emblazoned with the face of women's rights champion, Emmeline Pankhurst.

We are still waiting for that of my grandmother and brother who are still in the rubble,” Emmeline Wakam, who has been waiting for news of her relatives for five days, told Xinhua by phone.

Brand manager for Yumvita Emmeline Tagoe expressed her excitement about the event.

Mr McKinnon's sister, Emmeline McKinnon, said her brother loved to travel and was their mother's "favourite", as she spoke outside Hamilton District Court.

The business has also cleaned Emmeline Pankhurst's original Suffragette flag and looked after the garments of actress Brigitte Bardot, singer George Michael and racer Lewis Hamilton.

Emmeline Pankhurst, her daughter Sylvia and other leading lights of the suffragette movement beat a regular path to their constituencies to persuade others of their cause.

In the programme she also discovers more about the life of her suffragette great great grandmother and her links to the female suffrage movement’s leader Emmeline Pankhurst which she told The Andrew Marr show on Sunday had changed her world view.

Northern Irish women at the Emmeline Pankhurst statue in London, as they protest against liberalising abortion laws from Westminster.

According to her version, Emmeline set her teacup down and walked silently out of the room, leaving Sylvia in tears.

After hearing the news, Emmeline spent an entire day crying; her campaign for Parliament ended with the scandal.

Around the same time, Emmeline's daughter Adela left the group.

Back in London Emmeline was visited by Sylvia, who had not seen her mother in years.

During the twentieth century Emmeline Pankhurst's value to the movement for women's suffrage was debated passionately, and no consensus was achieved.

Emmeline's adopted daughter Mary, however, remembered the meeting differently.

Emmeline suggested to Richard that they avoid the legal formalities of marriage by entering into a free union ; he objected on the grounds that she would be excluded from political life as an unmarried woman.