Sentence examples for spirited himself from inspiring English sources
Robinson refused to speak English in public and claimed to have spirited himself away from torture and an assassination attempt during the Boxer Rebellion in China.
Jon passes the audition, which consists of being asked, "You play C, F, and G?," and finds himself spirited off to Ireland, in the back of a van, to cohabit for months with soronprfbs in a secluded house beside a lake, working on an album that almost no one will want to hear.
The grizzled Nomax (Peters), one of life's losers and a man in imminent danger of permanently losing his girl, falls into the record player and finds himself spirited away by the sharp-suited Moes, intent on delivering some pertinent health-and-heart advice through the medium of song.
Ringelblum was himself saved twice by Poles -- once spirited out of a labor camp and, in his final days, sequestered by Poles in a bunker.
After a detour into present-day Alaska, where he proves himself a friend to grizzly bears and an enemy of hunters and personal grooming, Logan is spirited back to Japan.
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).
The Scouts' spirited founder.
The others invite spirited debate.
