Sentence examples for she metamorphoses from inspiring English sources

When Ms. White has an energy-restoring bite of a Snickers bar, she metamorphoses into Mike, who turns out to be a young man in his twenties.

In the process, she metamorphoses into the family breadwinner but becomes humiliatingly aware of the limited scope of the only world she has known.

Liberated to live in the moment, she metamorphoses from a mousy beauty into a glamorous riot grrrl facing a fatal deadline.

As fire spirals from her hands like serpent tongues, she metamorphoses from a feline beauty with a sickly sweet smile into various stages of decrepitude.

During "Class," Kander and Ebb's comic lament for the decline of civility in modern life, she metamorphoses into a rude vulgarian, chewing candy with her mouth open and spitting it out.

Throughout her career, she drew beautiful pencil portraits of her friends, including her second husband, to add to an early self-portrait in which, like Ovid's Daphne, she metamorphoses into a tree.

She eventually metamorphoses into a beautiful young woman (Simone Spoladore) and in the final scenes withers into a crone who returns to the inn to await death.

Due to retire at the end of this July, she wanted Metamorphosis to be a farewell present to the seven choreographers with whom she had worked most closely, dividing them into a trio and two pairs.

In 1705 she published Metamorphosis insectorum Surinamensium ("The Metamorphosis of the Insects of Suriname").

The great poet Anna Akhmatova took note of her protégé's drawings in a1965 letter: "When I see them, I always think of Picasso's illustrations to the Metamorphoses," she wrote, recalling the Spanish artist's deft black lines and the classical motifs that intrigued both Brodsky and Picasso.

Here is the moment of transformation, from the Stanley Lombardo translation of Ovid's "Metamorphoses": She had just finished her prayer when a heavy numbness invaded her body And a sheathe of bark enclosed her soft breast Her hair turned into fluttering leaves, her arms Into branches; her feet, once so swift became mired in roots, and her face was lost In the canopy.