Sentence examples for cornered himself from inspiring English sources

Cuomo is a cornered tiger who has more or less cornered himself.

So Mr. Ryan has cornered himself, and his party.

"Over the past few years Obama has been saying other options wouldn't work — and now he cornered himself".

Sen. John McCain cornered himself with a proposed spending freeze; President-elect Obama wouldn't commit to scaling back any of his key proposals energy, health care, Iraq and Afghanistan (although now, with the recession gaining speed, he has signaled he is willing to put off rolling back President Bush's tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans).

And if Mr Cameron promises British voters concessions he cannot deliver, he risks not just exacerbating anti-EU feeling, but also cornering himself into a position from which he has to campaign for withdrawal from the union.Mr Cameron started with an admirable reform agenda, which would help the whole EU.

It was April 1999, and he was turning a corner himself, puttering up Clinton from Rivington, where he lived.

5.39pm BST 38 min: Solamatin takes the corner himself and scoops it high to the far post, where Lloris confidently claws it away.

Running back Bilal Powell takes a pitch out left but instead of turning the corner himself, winds up to launch a 30-yard pass down the left sideline to the streaking Jeff Cumberland.

Layun took the resulting corner himself and his deep delivery picked out Gabriele Angella at the back post, but the Italian defender's header did not trouble Steele.

Young took the corner himself, from which teenager Tommy Booth scored the game's only goal.

The seeds of the Quarter Past One project were actually sown when he used to perform as a dancing busker on CBD street corners himself. .