Sentence examples for she would transform from inspiring English sources

That she would transform into a person I often barely recognize.

When her husband was in the Whitechapel hospital, London, she would transform his scruffy NHS room and arrange 'intimate dinners for two' against all the hospital regulations (but with the nurses' blessing).

If Ms. Sova could try anything, she would transform a client into a famous personality like Marilyn Monroe or Sophia Loren, or create looks from different decades, from the 1920's to the present day.

Susie Tompkins-Buell, the Democratic fundraiser who declared herself the "poster child" for the "Hillary holdouts," announced on Thursday that after her convention conversion she would transform Women Count, the organization she founded to support Mrs. Clinton in the final days of the primaries, into an organization to help protect women like Michelle Obama against misogyny.

She said she couldn't afford to pay me, but in return for me handing out flyers for her nightly shows she would transform me into a drag queen.

When I arrived at the warehouse, I found that she'd transformed the place into a kind of kitsch Christian heaven.

She'd transformed Nick's hideout at No 23 into Walford's answer to the Bates Motel and spent a good portion of the episode inside, with the curtains drawn, conversing amicably with Nick's slowly rotting corpse.

In the short timespan leading up to her wedding, she'd transformed from a stranger in my new city to one of my very best friends.

While many of her peers were sceptical, she became an early convert, embracing a technology that she realised would transform the translator's work.

In 1973, she wrote The Female Woman, her riposte to Germaine Greer's The Female Eunuch and an attack on the women's liberation movement, which, she argued, "would transform only the lives of women with strong lesbian tendencies".

And the project Ms. Palin once portrayed as her principal legislative triumph, a plan to build a 1,700-mile 1,700-miles pipelinatural she said would transform the economy of Alaska and contribute to America's domestic energassupipelineems an increasingly disthat dream, undercut by low gashericesaidd more practical projects in other states.