Sentence examples for has chosen himself from inspiring English sources

"He has chosen himself to go into the embassy and … the court does not believe that the deprivation of his liberty is such as to be disproportionate" to the allegations, she said.

In each episode, Burton reads a piece of short fiction that he has chosen himself, in genres ranging, he tells us, "from fantasy to mystery to comedy and, of course, my go-to, science fiction".

Los Angeles City Council President Herb Wesson said Thursday that he has chosen himself to temporarily manage the San Fernando Valley district that had been represented by Felipe Fuentes.

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"We chose about half of them, pretty much the ones Sir Tim would have chosen himself, he told us," said Ms Barker, whose haul also included half a dozen paintings bought during the years of musical collaboration with Lord Lordd-Webber.

It is what the ailing 93-year-old Mr Mandela has chosen for himself.

The coincidence of Mr. Bush's trip to Africa overlapping with President Obama's own journey this week threw a rare public spotlight on the mission the 43rd president has chosen for himself since leaving office more than four years ago.

For Mullah Omar, the talks represented a rare venture outside the secretive life he has chosen for himself in Kandahar, where he is said to spend his time in prayer and reading the Koran, has never been photographed or watched television, and shuns meetings with non-Muslims.

By comparison The Face on the Cutting-Room Floor's increasingly flummoxing layers of repetition and variation, and the elaborate metatextual apparatus at the end, feel more like a brilliant 19-year-old's roar of frustration at the limitations of the genre which he has chosen for himself.

Jon Ashworth, a shadow Cabinet Office minister, said: "It's up to David Cameron who he puts into top jobs, and the fact is that the Prime Minister has chosen to surround himself with people just like himself.