| Sibyl was never in a mood to compete with her, for they each had different opinions and views on how things should come to pass. |
| Sibyl glanced back at the rising and falling tides of the English Channel, and sighed with the grace of a heavy heart. |
| She was to become a lady-in-waiting for a baroness in Norfolk, the end of the English world for Sibyl. |
| When they are to arrive in Italy they are to seek out a prophetess called the Sibyl at Cumae. |
| Sibyl Frei, Principal of DeGros Marsh Consulting, organized the mentorship think tank, and researched and wrote these documents. |
| Sibyl watched with fascination and stood, straightening her tight-fitting, crimson gown. |
