Sentence examples for gear himself from inspiring English sources

And he himself would soon have to push the beer aside and gear himself up for the freeway.

In 1902, after a frustrating experience outfitting his own subarctic expedition, he started a company to make the gear himself.

Company founder Charlie Watkins recalls it was the largest PA he had assembled to that point and, unable to provide enough gear himself, he was forced to borrow extras from other groups, later saying, "I didn't have many columns, but I wanted to put 1500W up.

Now, gearing himself back up to fight, he says he's not angry about the hiatus.

This week has been especially strange for Gerhart, gearing himself to start while eyeing his pal Peterson.

It begins with exquisite artifice, in "luminous space" — Marlowe gearing himself up to tell his story while he and his friends sit in a yacht at anchor in the Thames estuary at dusk.

Owen told me in 2012 that Jenkins in particular "geared himself to think that if he became SDP leader", which he soon did, "he could almost become PM" at the next general election.

As his power unravels, his speech begins to splinter: he stammers over some words, repeats others as if gearing himself up, and falters as he searches for the next phrase.

Right now he's re-gearing himself as a kind of Iron Giant version of Xavi, reminding the world of the range and rhythm of his long and short game, but also blocking and sitting and putting in actual tackles, more then any other City player in the last three games.

We all know that Stokes is a rough diamond, a free spirit". At the other end, Jonny Bairstow played a fine supporting role and reached his maiden Test century after lunch before going through the gears himself.

You're bound to see an athlete or two gearing himself up with a tart phrase or scolding herself after a bad shot.