Sentence examples for grieve himself from inspiring English sources

I ask Lewis if he ever felt he would grieve himself to death.

Or take Grieve himself, who last year tabled an amendment on a meaningful vote and then voted against it.

When Grieve himself claimed at last year's party conference that Derbyshire police had failed to issue pictures of two fugitive murderers because of their privacy rights under the HRA, the Derbyshire constabulary was forced to issue an official statement that it had never refused to release photographs on human rights grounds.

Even last week, the conversation from the anti-Brexit centre was claiming the "Tory Rebels" as their salvation, while running attack ads against the Labour leadership, only to see Corbyn's Labour push a desperately ill MP into Parliament on a wheelchair to vote for Tory "rebel leader" Dominic Grieve's "meaningful vote" amendment, while Grieve himself voted against it.

The Shrewsbury Town defender did not give himself time to grieve because he threw himself into "fight mode", eager to help his family, particularly his widowed mother, Angela.

I also grieve for Trayvon himself.

Doug coaches his oldest son's soccer team, and when he told me about all the games Booth misses, Doug seemed to grieve as much for himself as for his son, as if he were still the junior tennis star wishing for his father to appear at court side and watch his matches.

Luckily Christopher found a place to grieve with kids like himself, those who couldn't put their loss into words.

And it was on social media that people, including Diesel himself, came to grieve.

Just two months ago, the attorney general, Dominic Grieve, instructed himself as lead counsel in a court bid to declare a marine reserve around the archipelago.

Despite the widespread respect of the legal profession and from within the House of Commons, Grieve found himself unceremoniously and unexpectedly dumped from his post as chief legal adviser to the crown, and the rather ritzier surroundings that went with it.