Sentence examples for she spirited from inspiring English sources
As the British forces stormed Basra in early April, she spirited the volumes out of the city's Central Library, over a seven-foot wall, to the back room of a restaurant and then later into trucks to carry them to her home.
She moves slowly, but she remains spirited.
She is spirited away to the library of her dreams, only to learn that she has been abducted by Old Scratch himself (played by two actors here, since the Devil is a mutable soul).
She was spirited out of the country with the help of "a bag of money," she said, which a USAID attache used to bribe officials at the airport.
At first, she was spirited out of the country.
And how she then spirited him — and the laundry cart, with him still in it — out of the suite.
"We all thought she had spirited the recipe away from France, clutched to her bosom," Ms. Levine writes.
He views his ex-wife's departure as a "disappearance," as if she were spirited away by outside forces with no explanation.
In Monteverdi's "Quel sguardo sdegnosetto," one of his "Scherzi musicali," Ms. de Niese's attack is a bit harsh, but she's spirited.
Hershleder's mother, Adela, barely escaped the Holocaust; she was spirited out of Germany by a cousin just before the war began.
