Sentence examples for clay himself from inspiring English sources

As we watched the tapes that afternoon, Ali and I talked about the three leading heavyweights of the time — Floyd Patterson, Sonny Liston, and Clay himself — and the uncanny way they seemed to mark the political and racial changes going on just as they were fighting one another for the title.

The other version, which I buy, Clay himself as the editor responsible, closed the magazine.

He often sweeps the clay court himself after a practice session.

Rafael Nadal, having entered Roland Garros on a 17-match unbeaten streak on clay, found himself the French Open favourite having never played in the tournament before.

At Roland Garros in June, Nadal rose from the carpet of clay to lift himself over the railing and step into his family box for hugs.

President Tyler, a former Democrat, and Senator Clay each considered himself the head of the Whig Party, and as the two men differed over such issues as whether to re-establish the Bank of the United States, party support was divided.

Roger Federer, the tortured soul of Paris where Rafael Nadal beat him up on clay two weeks ago, is enjoying himself.

In the meantime he might reacquaint himself with clay  courts in preparation for next month's Davis Cup final away to Belgium.

For marches against the Vietnam War he made wearable, life-size puppets, the heads created from clay molds he made himself.

Usually more accustomed to expressing himself in clay, biro and elaborate tapestry, he's demonstrated a real talent for communicating with a TV audience.

He chipped slivers off the lump, then stuffed it down the narrow bowl of a clay pipe, murmuring to himself, "Yessiree bob!" This time I had no trouble inhaling and releasing the smoke impressively slowly.