Sentence examples for divest herself from inspiring English sources

Walks about the stage in accompaniment to music, and gradually divest herself of clothing.

I imagine that my daughter is fairly typical in her eagerness to divest herself of all traces of credulous innocence.

With the same excruciating languor (by this time the teen-age boys in the audience had placed their coats over their laps), she proceeded to divest herself of her boa, her gown, her panties.

She wanted to return to her hotel and divest herself of money she was carrying and make last-minute phone calls, activities prohibited by traditional standards once the Sabbath began.

It might be impossible for a black photographer in a largely white art world ever to wholly divest herself of this way of seeing, but in Lawson's "Portal" (2017) we come as close as I can imagine.

Earlier this year, as designers were shopping at vintage stores like Resurrection for old Kamali pieces to inspire them, Ms. Kamali was busy sorting out her archive at a warehouse in New Jersey, hoping to divest herself of some 30 years of work.

Once the all-clear sounded, she divested herself hurriedly, and went back to her sunbathing.

Mrs. Rumsfeld divested herself of the fund on Feb. 13, 2001, when Enron was trading at about $70 a share.

The novel follows "influential" art critic Alice Robinson as she slowly divests herself of the trappings of a successful adult life.

Divesting herself of her most troublesome nominal allies would help to strengthen the president while reminding the rest who is boss.

In 2010, Ms. Brown collected $43.5 million after divesting herself of a six-acre property in Sagaponack, N.Y., that she received as part of her 2003 divorce settlement.