Sentence examples for she normally has from inspiring English sources

But in the opening set of her second-round match Wednesday evening against Croatian Petra Martic, French No. 1 Marion Bartoli decided that she was in need of something she normally has in excess energy.

Ennis produced personal bests in the long jump, the shot and the 800m but by hitting the hurdles on the first morning and underperforming in the high jump she failed to take advantage in the two events in which she normally has the biggest advantage over her new rival.

Another good thing is if she normally has her feet facing you.

She appeared "scared" of Stein, someone with whom she normally had a good relationship.

She was also a gifted sculptor and writer, and she suffered considerably from the slings and arrows she might normally have expected from theater rivals but which, in her case, were exacerbated by the virulent anti-Semitism that pervaded much of French society at the time.

If she is willing to go out of the way to an event or game she'd normally have nothing to do with, this is a big hint that she's interested in you.

She would normally have to establish some significant irregularity".

It was a tiny article, something she would normally have overlooked.

Her release on parole in November 2004 was a sign of her progress, inasmuch as it came six months before she would normally have been eligible for parole.

"You think the fat lady will get to sing," said Philip Gossett, a scholar of Italian opera, in a preconcert lecture, but Donizetti denied his heroine the final aria she might normally have been allotted.

This means that she still gets that weird feeling of loss 60 times a day - 80 times if it's a long day - when she would normally have lit up.