Sentence examples for collection myself from inspiring English sources

"I would have loved to sell the collection myself," Jean-Luc Baroni, a London-based dealer in old master paintings and drawings, said in a telephone interview.

The first story in the collection, "Bettering Myself", is told in the voice of a damaged, alcoholic high-school teacher, who meets up with her former husband.

An early essay called "Evaluations: Quick and Expensive Comments on the Talent in the Room," from the 1959 collection "Advertisements for Myself," makes this ambition desperately, almost charmingly clear.

In "Evaluations — Quick and Expensive Comments on the Talent in the Room," an essay in his 1959 collection "Advertisements for Myself," Mailer offered a no-holds-barred assessment of his peers.

He assembled a record of these struggles (booze, Benzedrine, and Seconal made their contributions, too) in the extraordinary collection "Advertisements for Myself" — a soulful, confessional work that, for better or for worse, has done more to establish the fifties myth of repression and revolt than any other document of the time.

He writes in his introduction to this collection, "I consider myself to be a Universalist...

The other day, skimming through a short-story collection, I found myself pausing to reread Raymond Carver's "Cathedral".

I arrived on the dot of opening time and, for a pin-quiet half-hour, had the collection entirely to myself.

Which I confess is probably because I get to spend a day or two going through my music collection and telling myself that counts as work.

In elementary school, I had a poem published in a nationwide collection, and I myself "published" (handwritten, six-to-eight pages, limited editions) a family newspaper for my parents and my brother.

I also loved the fact that they extended this campaign in-store by introducing the Sorry, I Spent It On Myself Gift Collection range.