Sentence examples for create themselves from inspiring English sources
Effective markets do not create themselves.
Great myths do not create themselves.
Leaders create themselves, and no one can really argue.
In other words, plants create themselves partly out of thin air.
The only obstacles to their happiness are the ones they create themselves.
There were women who went there looking for adventure and for freedom and to create themselves again.
Having failed to become stars, they've been trashed by the media, but they may re-create themselves as actors in smaller films.
Their mission could be summed up in a famous Zionist slogan, "To Build and Be Built": in creating a new Jewish society, they would re-create themselves.
What are they supposed to do, re-create themselves at sixty?" Soon, Kalb began to play a low, muttering blues, accompanied by a younger man on standup bass.
"I.B.M. faced the challenge that all great companies do sooner or later — they dominate, they lose it, and then they re-create themselves or not," observes George F. Colony, the chief executive of Forrester Research.
Michael Sheldon Norwich It's all very well for Labour to tinker with private schools, but whatever they do short of abolishing them altogether, they will re-create themselves in other forms.
