Sentence examples for foster himself from inspiring English sources
An opportunity arises, based on words attributed to Foster himself in a letter to JonBenet Ramsey's mother.
All the time, though, ticking behind the science and the humour, the animals and their visceral, sense-dense lives, we have Foster himself.
Judge Leonie M. Brinkema questioned those comments, noting that Foster himself bragged about illegal imports and that court records show he was selling endangered species until the Outpost was raided by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service agents in late 2017.
Because Foster himself is not easily recruitable, is not over-impressed by stridency, he lets the remarkable drama of Yeats's later life unfold, day to day, without settling a score.
Foster, himself a former fighter, recognised the youngster's potential at 13 and constructed a makeshift gym in which to hone the young fighter's skills, telling him that he would one day become world champion.
Following the announcement, Foster himself released a statement.
Aesthetically, he has fostered himself into the house of Versace, with its clashing colours, exuberant prints and excess decoration, its blaring music and grandiose klieg-lit catwalk shows.
When he became ill 15 years ago, Dr. Ferguson began applying the principles he had fostered to himself.
Once he was great; later, seeing himself diminished, he was on the point of feeling resentment, but the gift he possessed and his need to foster unity within himself prompted him to value even this smallness until such time as he could lift himself up again.
Foster killed himself in a park in McLean, Virginia, just days later.
