Sentence examples for draws herself from inspiring English sources
She draws herself beside his coffin, a thought bubble coming out of her head: "I'd kill myself too if I had to live here".
Spark draws herself up slightly and replies: 'This is my third trip to London this year and I'm coming back in October.
In her play with female images, some of which she draws herself and most of which she lifts from books, magazines and newspapers, she means to celebrate female energy and freedom.
Everyone cowers before Mother Taggert, especially when Jennifer McKenna, in the role, draws herself up to her full three feet or so and fixes them with a withering stare as she cracks her whip and cackles a startlingly deep laugh.
The literary biographer Claire Harman said the drawing, which she suggests shows Brontë looking into a mirror, preceded the novel Jane Eyre, in which the protagonist also draws herself in a similar fashion.
After someone remarks, early in the show, that Norma used to be big, she draws herself up to her full height and, digging deep vocally, says, "I am big.
Increasingly, Drew herself is a subject.
"No," Hina said, drawing herself upright in her chair.
Then she drew herself to her full height, and sparks flew out of her eyes".
She drew herself up straight and rather starchily said: "Government, dear.
