Sentence examples for behaving herself from inspiring English sources

No, she's behaving herself.

Fortunately, Adam & Eve assures us, the single career woman is behaving herself.

If I were writing it today, I might have added: "(insert your own twerking joke here)" behind the sentence: "This causes them to grind against each other occasionally," but even that's a bit dated, now that Miley Cyrus is behaving herself at awards shows.

I told her to behave herself.

Roxy, my 1-year-old bichon, behaved herself.

On the opening night she behaved herself, but now she has taken advantage of every little chance she gets to take the attention from her.

Her mother has ordered her to behave herself on the way to her grandmother's and forbidden her to leave the path.

"If she behaved herself, the neighbors wouldn't be trying to get her out of here," said Cindy Wright, who has lived on Henderson Road 15 years.

On the opening night she behaved herself, but now she has taken advantage of every little chance she gets to take the attention from her.

She then requested a "reasonable accommodation": a leave of absence in which she would get treated, after which she would come back and presumably behave herself.

A few entries are accompanied by notes on the women: Martha White was African American, and on 1842 July 1, Parrott noted that she engaged Bridget(t) O'Boyle "to stay two months from this date--and to behave herself better". Other payments were recorded for tobacco, cider, gin, pills, medicine, bonnets, dresses, corsets, slippers, ribbons and a lace collar, cloth, gloves, crockery, and letters.