Sentence examples for she was sprung from inspiring English sources

Or: 'She really seems like she was sprung from your rib, Jill.' People were, like, it's you, but younger and better".

On this gray day, she was sprung from the cycle of bed to chair to pot to chair to breakfast to rehab to bingo to lunch to nap to dinner and being wheeled through the endless hallways in between.

Evelyn Salt — a name usually reduced, because everyone is in such a hurry, to its first or final syllable — is seen, before the opening titles, being tortured in a North Korean prison, from which she is sprung by a co-worker (Liev Schreiber) and the German arachnologist (August Diehl) who will become her husband.

She's spring-loaded with tension, and we're primed for her to blow up.

He continued: "These eyes are, in the accepted Montmartre tradition from which she sprang (or was sprung by an enterprising agent named Barron Polan), large, liquid, brown and doelike; gay, despairing, hurt, hopeful, reproachful, flirtatious, prim, passionate, veiled and wide.

The trap was sprung.

And then I was sprung loose.

Justine emerges as a mother-sister-figure of sorts, increasingly serene as she undergoes a visceral transformation into an almost feral state, fully grasping that she will soon be sprung from this mortal coil.

But as Ms. Lavin plays her, with a no-nonsense tartness rooted in weariness and anger, Rita looks like someone coiled to bolt from a trap that she knows will be sprung shortly.

She is slated to be sprung from the Alderson, W.Va. big house in March, and will then endure five months of house arrest.

It can't just be sprung on".