Sentence examples for tapped herself from inspiring English sources

With her free hand, she tapped herself between the eyes — bright, hot blue, rimmed with red.

So she went home, tapped herself on the shoulder, and let everyone around her know what she wanted to do and how she was going to do it.

The Wellcome Trust recently funded a fringe opera called The Anatomy of Melancholy, exploring the millennia-old human need to express emotion through song, while Bowler herself tapped into a new market with her show Women Box, an opera which she says brought together a rarely seen audience of "boxers, gym fanatics, new music enthusiasts, and contemporary opera lovers".

She herself is tapped out.

An acoustic guitarist of demonstrable skill -- she used to demonstrate it all the time when she played by herself, tapping or slapping the strings, using the heel of her hand, deftly fingerpicking -- she turned a corner a few years ago, taking a few steps away from fiddliness.

Judy corrected him: Amy had been "carving pumpkins," she said, and "she stabbed herself right here" — she tapped her wrist.

Judy corrected him: Amy had been "carving pumpkins," she said, and "she stabbed herself right here"—she tapped her wrist.

But maybe be an actual violet Ms. Garrett-Cox, the Scottish investment chief, said that she had taken an unusual step to assert herself among colleagues after being tapped for the chief executive position: she redecorated her office in purple.

So Ms. Torres reached out through the Internet, tapped the woman on the shoulder and introduced herself.

The girl tapped her fingernails against her glass and let herself sink back against the old plaid couch.

No one thinks that Jonathan Franzen has tapped into some deep well of humanist perception when his twentysomething creation declares herself "the little squirrel that loves to fuck".