There she sat, drinking her bowl of tea out under the lilac bushes.
Then she started and rushed for the high bars, climbed them in a flash, and when the disappointed bull came running back, there she was, with the other two, huddled up in a place of safety.
And when they were come to the chapel and the hermitage, there she had a dirige, with great devotion.
And then she rebuked her brother and Sir Bors, and called them false traitors, why they would take him out of his bed; there she cried, and said she would appeal them of his death.
There she was, her pale face lying against the pillow, free from its disguising trappings.
There she of course saw Captain Thorn, and now and then she was enabled to pick up scraps of his past history.
Smuggled in by Miss Carlyle's servants, there she was--in full dress, too.
Back to the gray parlor, there she stood, her elbow on the mantelpiece, her eyes hidden by her hand.
There she is in her usual place, her usual attitude, languid, graceful, indolent, yet glad to see him nevertheless.
There she blows," was sung out from the mast-head.
There she sat, straight and still, clothed in shining white and veiled, but with her draperies so arranged that they emphasised rather than concealed the wonderful elegance of her tall form.
There she sat, quiet and stately as a perfect marble statue; only her breast, rising and falling beneath the white robe, showed that she was alive and breathed as others do.
There she lay, wide-eyed and still, while the women watched her.
To-night it sighs with the sound of the river, a shiver of the fog; it sighs of the river, to remind the unfortunate woman that it isthere she must go.
Yes, there she is ringing for me, and some one will come to fetch me.
There she sits, at the very opposite corner, just as far off as accident could put her from this handsome fellow, by whose side she ought, of course, to be sitting.
There she stood, her open heart slowly closing and struggling against her longing to cry out to him, and say that she would as gladly bear his cares with him and share every danger, as happiness and honor.
There she paused, and again glanced enquiringly at Henrica.
There she lay, until the last laugh and sound of rattling glass had died away below, and her aunt's guests had left the house.
There she lay on her bed, tossing in pain, and beginning to be delirious.
There she stood, white, asleep, with closed eyes, singing like a bird, only with a heartful of sad meaning in every tone.
And when the other two looked around at her, there she was, spinning and smiling, with the tears in her eyes.
There she is, going to the red wagon--Madame Jean Jacques.
Yes, m'sieu', there sheis without a single pleasure in the long hours when she doesn't sleep.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "there she" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
