Sentence examples for entry himself from inspiring English sources

He never writes an entry himself.

A spokesman for the Harvard Alumni Association confirmed that Mr. Kaczynski had submitted the entry himself, The Boston Globe reported.

Perhaps to gain entry himself, at any time in the future … This is more or less how I'd describe the setting of a brilliantly creepy and supremely paced novel I'm currently reading – A Pleasure and a Calling by Phil Hogan.

Mr. Rosen read several diary entries himself but then had Mr. Einhorn take over after Mr. Einhorn said the prosecutor was not reading them with the correct inflection.

Nathan Engelhard, an early customer who farms 1,000 acres in Unionville, Mich., says FarmLogs gives him the ability to take his iPad out into the field and make entries himself.

"We don't know where it's going to go," said Bud Lane, a tribe member who has been working on the online Siletz Dee-ni Talking Dictionary for nearly seven years, and recorded almost all of its 10,000-odd audio entries himself.

Mr Rylance makes an astonishing entry, flinging himself into a handstand on a tank of water and dunking his whole head in.

The thinking behind Ford's success is summed up in "My Life and Work" and the entry Ford himself signed in the Encyclopedia Britannica.

Constant self-policing is required to ensure its quality.This lesson was brought home to Wikipedia last December, after a former American newspaper editor lambasted it for an entry about himself that had been written by a prankster.

For an entry about himself in a music-festival songbook, Nelson provided a list of his "likes," 41 items that constitute a taxonomy of hoary masculine tropes: "Raymond Chandler, Sam Peckinpah,... dark sunglasses, the Knicks, John Ford,... Sherman Cigarettellos,.357 Magnums, Jack Kerouac...."...

But Gallagher is too new in the job to earn an entry for himself in this year's MediaGuardian 100, as is his former boss Lewis, newly appointed group general manager at News International.