Sentence examples for wrought her from inspiring English sources

The director of "Maleficent" is Robert Stromberg, and the screenplay is by Linda Woolverton, who wrought her narrative magic on "Beauty and the Beast" and "The Lion King"; but, having started the new movie at a trot, they reach the baptismal curse and come to a juddering halt.

But by then she had wrought her revolution.

She makes unforgettably plain the violence that has been wrought on her: "her blue blood chang'd to black".

She recalls how the toil of exercise helped her manage emotions wrought by her divorce that at one time would have caused her to drink.

Maeve McGilloway engaged in the domestic equivalent of civil disobedience after she saw the changes her mother had wrought in her bedroom.

Similarly, in devoting no more than a sentence here or there to the changes wrought in her daughters' lives by her absence, McPhee drains India's situation of tension, allowing her heroine to come across as untroubled by deep attachments.

Her failed suicide attempt forced her to embrace the change wrought on her body.

What change has been wrought by her new status, and her new name?

But there was something convincing and compelling about the Ferretti iron lady: Her dresses so delicately wrought, but her attitude steely.

In an adaptation of Jeannette Walls' bestselling memoir, Oscar winner Brie Larson stars as a woman who attempts to escape her family's dysfunction, wrought by her pop's (Harrelson) drinking.

And, as cold as that sounds and whatever it really amounts to and as much as it confounds her inquisitors, the control she has wrought over her emotions on the tennis court through the discipline of self-knowledge has transformed her as a player – and probably as a person.