Sentence examples for he dropped himself from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hevesi was just six seconds into answering a general question about his ideology during an interview in his office a few evenings ago when, suddenly, he dropped himself back in the boxing ring again.

Earlier this season, he dropped himself for a Championship game at Lord's against Middlesex, who scored 472 runs in the fourth-innings to win the game.

He was fine when I left him at 5am", completely oblivious to the fact that he'd just dropped himself in it and copped another fine".

"If he fails twice, he should drop himself and go back to Essex and get some runs," added Boycott, who scored 8,114 runs in 108 Tests between 1964 and 1982.

'Nasser [Hussain] was perhaps one of the first English captains who had been dropped himself so he understood what it was like to be dropped.

On Thursday, former England batsman Geoffrey Boycott claimed Cook would not "make it as a tactical captain", and that if he fails twice at Lord's, he should drop himself and concentrate on scoring runs for Essex.

Other players sensed that Woodfull had become less cheerful following the bodyline series and he offered to drop himself following his run of poor form, but fellow selectors Bradman and Alan Kippax disagreed.

He dropped out, transformed himself from a corporate drone gliding toward retirement and death by natural causes and into a nationally recognized survivalist, tracker, and security consultant.

After three years he dropped out and devoted himself full-time to writing.

An indifferent student, as he later described himself, he dropped out of high school to join the Army Air Forces, serving in postwar Japan.

He staked his campaign on doing well in New Hampshire, and when he failed to meet the test he set for himself he dropped out of the race.