Sentence examples for he pegged himself from inspiring English sources

He pegged himself as an "implementation man" with a focus on "delivery, delivery, and delivery".

While he doesn't peg himself as much of a screamer, he regrets that he never let the therapist hypnotize him; in other ways, Mr. Butler's seems a life lived too close to the hilt to permit many regrets.

So I was just fit.' So he was muscular and fit, but he would never peg himself as a tough guy.

"He pegged me in, like, five minutes," Mr. Schenker said of his first two-hour session with the man who bills himself as a "food strategist".

That financial disclosure, which Trump himself has said is inadequate in evaluating his wealth, offers broad ranges for a politician's assets, and allows Trump to roughly approximate his net worth, which he pegs at more than $10 billion.

In fact, he had pegged it for himself back in ninth grade.

Indeed, in recent months Mr. Cavallo has been tinkering with the peso that he himself pegged to the value of the dollar in the early 1990's, a policy that vanquished inflation but left Argentine exports uncompetitive with neighboring currencies and the euro.

Worse, when he returned to the States, he found himself pegged with treason.

That same shot let him down in game eight, however, and he found himself pegged back to 4-4 and struggling to keep down the error count.

He's pegged to the timber company.

Praising peace protester Brian Haw as the "last dissenting voice", Wallinger himself said he was "flabbergasted" to win the prize - even though he'd been pegged as the favourite since the shortlist was announced.