Sentence examples for lifting herself from inspiring English sources

Lifting herself, she swings her legs and pointed feet up to hook on to the bar.

"Now I don't want any more children, girl or boy," she said, lifting herself up feebly on an elbow.

One had hyper-flexible joints that made putting a foot behind her head a breeze; lifting herself off the floor, on the other hand, was impossible.

But that player chose to cluster highly flammable chairs near the fireplace and hope they caught like tinder, and remove the ladder in the swimming pool once Bella, ignorant of the option of simply lifting herself out, dived in.

Will we once again hear this DJ's buttery voice call on all the "gentlemen" to bring out their "loonies, toonies and those bills?" Will Halifax's stripper scene rise from the ashes like "the beautiful Phoenix," lifting herself out of an inversion on the dance floor?

Meanwhile, ol' grandma is just now getting around to that Wall Street Journal profile, putting down her chamomile tea, ever-so cautiously lifting herself off the plastic-covered couch and moseying on down to the local WalMart to acquire the new Adele 12-inch.

Natasha lifted herself slightly and blew toward the candle.

When she lifted herself, awkwardly, through the surface film, the pumice chinked against her flesh.

She took a moment to confirm that he had brought the blouse, then lifted herself into the van.

A few minutes later, the phone rang again, and she lifted herself from the bubbles once more.

Mabel "lifts herself into a vast, frothy mop of feathers"; White's hawk, when it roused, "looked exactly like a fir-cone".