Sentence examples for deploy himself from inspiring English sources

WITH daylong sun to stoke his fire and a coastal breeze to cool his jets, John McEnroe's decision to deploy himself as a Davis Cup doubles player remains a point in progress, a mental rally in which his brazen side is attempting to reach the net for a winning volley.

But the President, for his part, has already deployed himself.

Lorr's maneuver — shamelessly deploying himself as a comic foil while using the project of writing the book to advance the plot — saves him from one of the pitfalls of the yoga memoir.

(Is ballet supposed to signify annoying personality traits?) When the jaunty, charming Mr. Fialkow joins this warring couple, he moves with the mostly simple steps that Mr. Goldhuber deploys for himself.

In 1994, outside Glenwood Springs, Colo., he said, he deployed one himself in a burned-out area to escape heavy smoke and a big ember shower.

Educated at Eton, he considers himself (deploy side-eye here) a northerner at heart as his dad is originally from Sheffield and he once ate a crisp sandwich.

The one card he's got to play is the reshuffle, but will he deploy that today, leaving himself with nothing left for when the European election results are announced, or will he wait until those results come in on Monday?

In contrast, Zebrowski himself deploys clichéd and hackneyed allusion.

If not, Trott could find himself deployed as an opener alongside Cook.

Perhaps the most notable one is "Choices," because it represents the first time he has deployed surrogates — not himself — to make his campaign pitch.

McCarthy's hallucinatory anti-Communism was facilitated in part by a kind of swaggering masculinity that he deployed to differentiate himself from his patrician G.O.P. colleagues.