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• She said it had taken about three weeks of rest among friends and family before she could ease herself out of the role.
• A difference from most such suicide cases, Morales said, was that Ms . Hernandez appeared to have eased herself out of her window feet first.
• That appearance, combined with appreciative crowds in Europe so far, suggest that Lewinski is easing herself beyond the shame of the Starr Report toward a more respectable status.
• That appearance, combined with appreciative crowds in Europe so far, suggest that Lewinsky is easing herself beyond the shame of the Starr Report toward a more respectable status.
• How could they ? " and she hurries to Fuchsia either to smack the abstracted girl in order to ease herself, or to bury the wrinkled prune of her face in Fuchsia's side.
• Easing herself into a chair at Actors Theatre of Louisville, where her theater career began 18 years ago, the author of ` night, Mother and the musical adaptation of The Secret Garden seems eager to discuss her woes.
• Every now and then a New York City police car ventures beyond its familiar boundaries to the New Jersey town of Nutley, pausing long enough for a tiny 72-year-old woman to ease herself into the back seat.
• At the age of 9 or so, Gerald devised a booby trap by which a plank flew up and smacked his Swiss governess on the bottom as she eased herself onto the toilet seat; he was smartly packed off to boarding school.
• Easing herself into a steel-and-leather chair, Smith, a 32-year-old former stripper and sometime actress and model, declared, " It's time to come back out, time to strut my stuff.
• Rudklao gently eased herself back into the arena, working as a backing vocalist at studio sessions and live concerts, gigging with local band Spain at That's It night spot on Soi Saladaeng, and doing solo spots at The Sukhothai Hotel.
• As the crowd stared, Ms . McDougal eased herself into Flynt's lap, whispered in his ear, stood up and announced, " It's so good to be outside " _ a reference to the end of her prison term.
• Bailey, who has overseen health policy at the Defense Department for the last two years, will have no time to ease herself in to her new job at NHTSA, which is responsible for the safety of the nation's highways, automobiles and tires.