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Sentence Examples Not seeing her preciouses, she rose to her feet, and went into the next room. When she hung up the phone, Jasmine couldn't resist jumping to her feet and letting out a little whoop of excitement. He took another step forward and she shot to her feet, spinning quickly and lunging for the door. Meghan climbed to her feet, still limping on her injured leg, and looked around at the crowd of girls. The PE coach announced it was time for the long jump and Sam jumped to her feet. She backed away from him nervously, tripping over a stick, then quickly scrambling to her feet. She scrambled to her feet, but a hand clutched around her ankle, tugging her back. Rising gradually to her feet, those sickish green eyes met the Captain's level, immediately locking on to those specks of electric blue. The Princess had a distinguished face, thin and drawn, set off by long black uncombed hair and she wore a long dark gown down to her feet. Slowly she unshielded her face and lifted herself to her feet, looking around for the person she heard only a few seconds ago. Erin climbed up to her feet, and she felt as if her head weighed as much as a bowling ball, it was too heavy to keep up. She sighed and got to her feet, not remembering how she had gotten to bed in the early hours of the morning. She pulls herself to her feet, drawing in a sharp hiss of breath as she straightens. And to warm themselves, the women cling close together under Mrs Charmond's furs until she feels strong enough to get to her feet. Her palms hit the hard stone ring and she flipped over and rolled to her feet. She got to her feet, brushed the dirt from her bathing suit and legs, and left the swimming pool for the pool house. When Joe appears, she forgets herself and jumps to her feet, dropping the blanket and exposing her condition. The queen closed her eyes with a prayer of thanksgiving, quickly crossing herself as she rose to her feet. Starting to her feet, her eyes met a sight which froze her blood with terror. Kit nodded and leapt to her feet, an eager expression appearing on her face as she did so. Show More Sentences She reached out, she grabbed my hand, and with a quick pull I got her back to her feet. She glanced at the small digital clock readout on her wrist before getting back to her feet. Her brain sent panicked messages to her feet, but it was as though she were disconnected from her body. She pulled her blanket to her chin, wrinkling her nose at its distinct mildew smell, then yanking it down to her feet. Upon extinguishing her last hope, she shuddered with pain, either inside or out, and rose shakily to her feet. Mrs Watson gets to her feet and walks us back to our homeroom, which is empty because everyone has gone to class. Rawson stomped over to her prone position and lifted her to her feet by the front of her dress. Delphine, who was the yawper, also jumped to her feet and Josephine sloshed her own coffee with chicory into its saucer. She leapt to her feet and immediately had to jump to avoid a swipe of her master's pole that would have broken both her ankles had it connected. The old lady had got to her feet and after shuffling slowly forwards, was standing in awe next to the younger woman. She averted her eyes, shifting her gaze to her feet in an attempt to avoid the mischievous curl of his lips. After falling awkwardly injuring her leg, she was unable to get to her feet and scramble back up the embankment to the path above. The child scrambled clumsily to her feet and began to run in the other direction. Nakita tried to get to her feet a few times but the Goblins would always kick her or trip her and make her fall down again. Her long turquoise dress hung down to her feet with a black trench coat covering. Mrs. Hastings sputtered incoherently in response before suddenly jumping to her feet in a desperate attempt to compose herself. She grabbed it firmly, got to her feet and walked past him with her nose in the air. Her stomach tightened at his pronouncement but she got to her feet and approached the Captain. She leapt to her feet once again and quickly surveyed the scene before her. She struggled to her feet with grim determination, took one wobbly step, swooned and collapsed. Show More Sentences She leapt to her feet and jumped up behind the man, clambering onto his shoulders, her arms reaching for the sky. The tinkling of the platinum against the marble flagstones woke her from her daze and she scrambled to her feet and hurried after him. She rolled to her feet and waited, the dagger still hidden under her cloak. Brooke climbed to her feet once she found her feet again, and gave Adam an annoyed look of her own. Kristen added, rushing to her feet as well, a rosy blush flushing her cheeks. Unable to sit still, Olivia rose to her feet and walked the length of the terrace, practising the calming exercises Ben had taught her. But before he could disrobe her, Astarte had risen to her feet and stepped back from the bed. He smiled, reached his hand down to her, and brought her gently to her feet, so that they stood toe to toe. Hedera blanched and scrambled to her feet, far more alert than her parents, who were rubbing whatever parts of their anatomies had been injured in the tip of the boat. Applause builds as she rises slowly, elegantly, to her feet. She got cautiously back to her feet, but didn't walk any nearer. The woman hopped to her feet and swatted at him without a second thought. She coughed, expelling the last of the water, and scrambled to her feet. She pulled herself to her feet and dragged her sword along with her. She rose to her feet and passed into the light of the full moon. Hearing footsteps behind her, she got to her feet and turned round. She reached out for him, with both hands outstretched, and he responded by standing, and gently pulling her to her feet, and gathering her into his arms. At this Enela scrabbled to her feet, rushing for the door and her leave. The starlet was seen grabbing her left ankle after she was brought back to her feet with the help of her bodyguard and publicist. He worried and she shrugged in return, clambering to her feet. Show More Sentences Catherine leapt to her feet as the sounds of footsteps drew nearer. The bride looked most bewitchingly lovely, in a simple robe of the finest Mechlin lace, with a superb veil of the same costly material, which hung down to her feet. The woman struggled to her feet when there was a loud creaking sound. Angharad gladly got to her feet, setting her wine glass down. She stood to her feet and wiped as much dirt from her hands as possible. She rose to her feet and began scanning her room and then searching through the mess of papers on her desk, which had still gone unsorted since the school year had ended. Maria scrambled to her feet as the soft sand shifted beneath her. Del got to her feet and pulled Keaton's sweatshirt on over her cami, shoving her hands into the pouch as she opened her door, deciding on a midnight snack. He watched as she scrambled to her feet, unsteady for a moment, and ran. Osmunda swept a curtsey, that yellow hair falling cloudwise to her feet, then turned swift to disappear in the shadow of the turret stair. This foot was covered with a blue and gray Argyle sock, and Mrs. Whatsit sat there, wriggling her toes, contentedly finishing her sandwich before scrambling to her feet. And those white shapes enfolding her were surely never bridal veils, but vapoury wings that rose above her golden head, and swept down curving to her feet. Examples from Classical Literature Now she struggled to her feet again and shouted, inarticulately and gladly through her tears. The wild spasm passed, she rises to her feet, and stands leaning upon the baluster rail, looking out and listening. Miss Kinross laid down her banana skin and rose to her feet, rapidly disarmed. Jumping to her feet, she commenced to belabour Mahooley's back with her fists. Mrs. Blair staggered to her feet, entangled by her skirt, and pitching like a ship at sea. Finally Columbine sprang to her feet, took his arm, and with a half-regretful glance at the merry dancers left the room with him. Ione struggled to her feet and tried to help, but her efforts were ineffectual. The8 film actress sensed the same competent strength in the brown, untorn hand that assisted her to rise to her feet. Oh, if a man could but fasten his eyes to her feet as they steal in and out, and play at bo-peep under her petticoats, ah! A veil of old English point was fastened to her head by a Triple Crown of pearls, and falling to her feet, quite covered her. Leila made her lie down on the divan, and put a hot-water bottle to her feet. He aided her to her feet, untied the horses, and offered her his hand for a mounting-block. Then she rose to her feet and in a low-pitched, clear voice addressed the chairman. Dorothy slipped the compact into a pocket of her jodhpurs and got to her feet. The lummox rose to her feet with a broad grin and permitted herself to be taken out. Suddenly May sprang to her feet, clapped her palms together, and began to pirouette. The scowman helped Screech Owl to her feet, and supported her back over the graves to the toolhouse. Then, pushing them together into a disorderly heap, she started to her feet and faced him. Then she sprang to her feet, realising that he was gone and it was too late to recall him. Pepsy rose to her feet with a start, reeled, reached for a tree, and clutched it. Show More Sentences However, it was the crack of Mr. rooney's whip that brought her to her feet again. But when a crowd burst into the royal flush, Mignon sprang to her feet with a cry of anguish. She rose to her feet and stretched her arms with an imploring gesture. She leaped to her feet and rumpled my frizzly hair with her fingers. The stricken elephant was first lifted to her feet by an unrelated matriarch. Shari leaped to her feet and really slapped him in the kisser. Miss Amabel rose to her feet and stood regarding him sorrowfully. Suddenly she sprang to her feet and, snatching a cloak from a rack by the front door, ran out of the house. Mrs. Northrup sprang to her feet and paced up and down the floor. Tessibel's struggling to her feet broke off the man's volubility. Brent drew Queenie to her feet and turned her away from Simon. She had risen to her feet, and was gazing at him appealingly. She sprang to her feet, her bright fancies fallen into cureless ruin. She rose swiftly to her feet, darting fearful glances on all sides. Miss farnborough pushed back her chair, and rose to her feet. Her hair flamed bright in a splotch of sun as she got to her feet. She strove to rise to her feet, but Una had her orders from Invar. Suddenly she came to her feet, and tossed her knitting on the bed. She helped Leah to her feet, and Lanza followed them from the room. Viciously he jerked her to her feet, dragged her to the entrance of the tent, and shoved her viciously within. Show More Sentences Her eyes vacant and numbly fixed, she rose slowly to her feet. If you talk so, I won't tell you any more,' she returned, peevishly rising to her feet. He lifted her somewhat roughly to her feet, overrode her babble. In order to relieve this restlessness and close a distressingly ill-ordered scene, he rose abruptly and helped Katharine to her feet. Then she slowly rose to her feet, and a pair of exceptionally keen eyes would have perceived that she was trembling a little in the movement. Rosanne yielded and stumbled to her feet, clinging to her friend. But when a bigger wave than usual, an old whiskery one, came lolloping along in her direction, she scrambled to her feet with a face of horror and flew up the beach again. He was very pert and lively, and hopped about so close to her feet, and put his head on one side and looked at her so slyly that she asked Ben Weatherstaff a question. He saw her stagger to her feet, holding the baby at arm's length from her, her eyes glued in horror upon the little chubby face and twinkling eyes. Jo heard, but Amy was struggling to her feet and did not catch a word. The next instant she alarmed Agnes, by starting to her feet with a cry of terror, and pointing to a small brown spot on one of the white panelled spaces of the carved ceiling. Suddenly she uttered a distressful cry and rose to her feet. The warning seemed not unnecessary, so uplifted and aerial was Anne's expression and attitude as she sprang to her feet, her face irradiated with the flame of her spirit. As she turned the horse's head towards home she rose to her feet for a moment, and shading her eyes with her hand, looked at a cloud of dust in the dim distance. Find more words! 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