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She and turned
She turned to him again
.
She took a good look at herself
in the mirror before she
turned and, walking with very small steps
, started toward
the door
.
She went
into the living room
and turned on three lamps
, then back
into the kitchen where she
turned on
the ceiling light
and the switch that lit
the floods on
the barn
, illuminating
the driveway
.
She turned and put her arms around his neck
.
She held herself that way
and turned her head towards them
and laughed
and winked
.
She did not notice that
the customer seized her purchase
and turned away without a smile or a word
of thanks
.
She turned out
to be a fan
, too
, of Margaret Bouton
, the Gallery's associate curator
of education
.

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She has since
turned to Bellini
, whose opera `` Beatrice Di Tenda ''
in a concert version with
the American Opera Society introduced her
to New York last season
.
She turned on her side
, finding
the idea oppressive
.
She turned and began
to walk toward
the house
.
She refolded
the letter
, replaced it
in its envelope
, and turned with relief
to one
from her brother George
.
She invited Odysseus ' crew
to a feast
of familiar food
, a pottage
of cheese
and meal
, sweetened with honey
and laced with wine
, but also laced with one
of her magical potions
, and she
turned them all
into swine with a wand after they gorged themselves on it
.
She turned it
to Matthew 9: 2
, which tells
the story
of Jesus healing a man who was sick with palsy
, and after pondering
the meaning
of the passage
, found herself suddenly well
and able
to get up
.
She initially
turned down his proposal
, and her father objected
to the union at least partly because
of Nicholls ' poor financial status
.
She married British bartender
turned Los Angeles bar owner Jeremy Thomas on March 20
, 1994
, and filed for divorce less than two months later
.
She turned down Philip II's own hand
in 1559
, and negotiated for several
years to marry his cousin Archduke Charles
of Austria
.
She proposed
an alliance
, something which she had refused
to do when offered one by Feodor's father
, but was
turned down
.
She was approached by James Cameron
to play
the part
of " Rose Dawson Calvert " for his 1997 blockbuster Titanic with Kate Winslet
to play her younger self
, but she
turned down
the role
and the part
of Rose was given
to Gloria Stuart
.
She believed that it was this inferior education that
turned them
into foolish people
, but women " could easily be concentrated
and solidified upon objects
of great significance " if given
the chance
.
She raised her arms above her head-then "
turned away slowly
, walked on
, following
the bank
, and passed
into the bushes
.
She made it a centre
of culture
, started a school for girls
, and turned her ducal apartments
into a museum containing
the finest art treasures
.
She turned around
and saw
the massive suffering endured by
the people
of the world
.
She drove along
the Cyprian street
, where
the king had been murdered
, and turned towards
the Orbian Hill
, in the direction
of the Esquiline Hill
.
She and walked
She walked back
to the house
and entered
, feeling herself returning
, sensing some kind
of opportunity
in the empty building
.
She fell asleep leaning on her hand
, hearing
the house creaking as though it were a living a private life
of its own these two hundred
years, hearing
the birds rustling
in their cages
and the occasional whirring
of wings as one
of them landed on
the table
and walked across
the newspaper
to perch
in the crook
of her arm
.
She walked restlessly across
the room
, then back
to the windows
.
She had black eyes
, long
and intriguingly tilted
, and the way she
walked was melody
.
She stood indecisively for a moment
, then
walked down
the hall ; ;
She then hurled down bitterness equally between both sides as she
walked through
the onslaught making men's pain heavier
.
She finds
the nonsense verse as puzzling as
the odd land she has
walked into, later revealed as a dreamscape
.
She walked out
of a holding camp
, beginning a series
of escapes
and arrests across
the chaotic landscape
.
She soon starred
in the 1953 science fiction film Donovan's Brain ; Crowther said that Davis
, playing
the role
of a possessed scientist's " sadly baffled wife ", "
walked through it all
in stark confusion "
in an " utterly silly " film
.
She and Marshall had been unable
to have children
, and when she brought
the baby home
, Marshall told her that she could " keep him
, provided he did not squall ..." Marshall grew
to love
the boy
and wrote that he " never
walked the streets
of Washington with as sure a certainty as he
walked into my heart ",
and, as
the boy grew older
, that he was " beautiful as
an angel ; brilliant beyond his
years ; lovable
from every standpoint
.
She walked down
the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
in 1997
, 1998
, 1999
, and 2000
.
She walked slowly
.
She charmed
the public
in Fiji when shaking hands with a long line
of official guests
, as a stray dog
walked in on
the ceremony
and she shook its paw as well
.
She wore robes
of the same quality as
the queen consort
and walked only half a pace behind her
.
She said
of the event
, " When I finally
walked onto
the stage
of Constitution Hall
, I felt no different than I had
in other halls
.
She was unable
to complete
the ritual because Metaneira
walked in on her one night
and interfered with
the process
.
She was unable
to complete
the ritual because Metanira
walked in on her one night
and screamed at seeing her child
in flames
, which distracted
the goddess
.
She walked the earth
and plants grew where she
walked.
She said
, " When I was six I had a chicken that
walked backward
and was
in the Pathé News
.
She walked with one crutch
and lived alone until shortly before her death at 89
.

"
She walked toward him
, and he stepped back
and said
, " You start
the elevator
.
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