Sentence examples for which she lies from inspiring English sources

Since last summer she has also received hyperbaric oxygen therapy, in which she lies in a high-pressure chamber.

Then he, becoming the next figure to guard the sleeping Marie after her mother and Drosselmeier, summons the bed on which she lies to follow him; magically, it obeys.

When Dracula descends on silks over the virginal sleeping Mina (Sarah Schoenbeck) there can be no doubt of the significance, just as the platform on which she lies serves as both bed and funereal bier.

Their central duet gives us opposite images: one in which she lies on the floor as he descends upon her sexually, the other in which he falls back into her arms like a baby.

Among the most poignant of Whistler's prints in this show are the lithographs and lithotints he did in the mid-1890's of his dying wife, Beatrix, particularly "By the Balcony" (1896), in which she lies helplessly on a couch before an open window.

"Box Cutter" also illustrated Skyler's growing involvement in Walter's illegal activities through the subplot in which she lies to a locksmith to break into Walter's house, going so far as to use her baby as a prop in her facade.

First, there is the tale of the bath in which she lay to model for Ophelia.

Once she almost died when a performance, in which she lay inside a huge flaming star made of petrol-soaked sawdust, went horribly wrong.

Isobel Bowdery attended the concert with her boyfriend, and wrote a harrowing account her experience - during which she lay among bodies and pretended to be dead while the attackers shot those around her.

A survivor recalled that she fell dead to the ground from the wooden slab on which she lay, eaten by lice, and that Anne, heartbroken and skeletal, naked under a bit of rag, died a day or two later.

(In 1995, she gave what was unequivocally a performance at London's Serpentine gallery, a piece that she conceived called "The Maybe," in which she lay with eyes closed for seven days in a glass case, surrounded by cultural artifacts like Freud's couch and one of Queen Victoria's stockings).