Sentence examples for moved herself from inspiring English sources

She eventually moved herself into the main jockeys room, putting up a curtain for privacy.

In 1953, Spector's mother moved herself and her son to Los Angeles.

The marriage ended acrimoniously 20 years later, and she moved herself and the children from New York to Ireland, where she lived for the rest of her life.

Like many residents kicked out of Chicago public housing back then, she simply moved herself into one of the thousands of units the housing authority failed to refill after they became vacant.

How much more interesting and genuine the choreography seemed when it focused on Ms. Verdi-Fletcher and the ways she moved herself about the stage rather than on airborne partnering that enabled her to "fly".

At one point during the intense duet in Act III, Ms. Fleming forcibly moved herself into the line of vision of the tenor Johan Botha, who was playing Otello and had previously been unwilling or unable to engage with his scene partner.

She goes on to say that taking the Fifty Shades job was a "Machiavellian" tactic to move herself up the list.

She knew she'd have to tend her better but next day Anna said the solution was to move herself & her mother into the attic.

"Michael has surpassed all of the 'nevers.' " In order to bring Michael home, Ms. Wollman had to move herself and her two other sons into a wheelchair-accessible home.

If you took the 10 most entertaining points of the match, Stephens won seven or eight of them, but Williams won the vast majority of unremarkable points, moving herself point by point toward victory.

Rashly, Johanna moves herself and a load of furniture her employer has been harboring to a forsaken spot in darkest Saskatchewan where the (unknowing) suitor has purchased a derelict hotel.