Sentence examples for challenge to himself from inspiring English sources
Along the way, he would present a challenge to himself: find a forgotten historic site in each city.
He had originally thought of putting a three-column cube together as a challenge to himself to see if he could find a way of moving individual parts without each of them losing their connection to the whole.
Morris created this adaptation of Purcell's one-hour opera in 1989, and, as if to lay down a challenge to himself, he took both leads: Dido, the Queen of Carthage, all goodness; and the local Sorceress, all wickedness.
There's always been the screwdriver jammed in the works: the challenge to himself and his fellow performers to outdance the screeching wall of sound, the shattered narrative flow, the cartoonishly sexualised props and costumes.
Mr. Ayckbourn wrote "House" and "Garden," he has said, as a specific challenge to himself and also as a challenge for the St . Stephen Theaterin Scarborough, England, of which he is the artistic director.
This particular page from his sketch book contains ink drawings of the crocodile movement of shifting sands, together with various tiny, scribbled notes to himself about what to put where, and why, such as these: "Lugworm digger?" (beside figure of a bending man) or "Bring the water in?", the second as a challenge to himself.
Mr. Icahn has mounted a proxy challenge to get himself and three associates elected to the board in June.
As a child, David Blaine creates games of physical challenge to test himself and is also drawn to magic tricks.
"From the Kobe Bryant standpoint, I think it's going to be somewhat of a challenge to align himself with a company that is willing to market him".
The former Wycombe striker, 32, accepts he faces a tough challenge to establish himself in manager Martin Allen's starting line-up.
'Teacher development' is an important factor, and the teacher needs to take it as a challenge to keep himself the best source of knowledge as far as the classroom teaching is concerned.
