Sentence examples for cost himself from inspiring English sources

"He probably cost himself $30 million," Boras said yesterday.

Mr. Flake, in particular, has also cost himself a valuable supporter.

But Cabrera is entering free agency in the off-season, and surely he has cost himself dearly.

Holland cost himself two more runs in the fourth inning with an error on what should have been the third out.

The judge ruled that Mr. Giuliani, making millions since he left public office, could afford to cover the entire cost himself.

If, for example, he decides – as appears likely – to make more of the Independent's 300-odd staff redundant, he will almost certainly bear the cost himself.

Sheets pitched as long as he could, ultimately costing himself a year's salary.

But he has been bearing increased fuel costs himself, diminishing his profits.

Smart wilted in two crucial events in the 2004 Summer Games, essentially costing himself and his teammates a medal.

Clemens threw wildly toward first on a pick-off attempt in the first inning, eventually costing himself a run.

Wenger likes to attack, but he is costing himself valuable points every season by a gung-ho attitude at Old Trafford, Stamford Bridge, the Etihad and other grounds.