Sentence examples for himself attached from inspiring English sources

If his obituarist dwells on these details, it reflects the importance that Prosser himself attached to his time at Oxford.

"Then the killer himself attached two electrical wires to his neck and killed him," the cleric continued.

Eventually, he got himself attached to the British Army, though after a month had "learned virtually nothing".

Frequently enough, he even found himself attached to a security harness and hauled up the high catwalks where the bridge workers, who became his friends, hoisted cables over the two 500-plus-foot tall suspension towers.

Martello built the piano himself, attached lights so he could play in the dark, and pulled it on a trailer from his hometown Konstanz, Germany, to play to protesters in Taksim Square.

In 1897 98 he wrote Savrola (1900), a Ruritanian romance, and got himself attached to Lord Kitchener's Nile expeditionary force in the same dual role of soldier and correspondent.

He ascribed only the last group of about 500 to himself, attaching the first set of roughly 400 to ancient and medieval authorities, among whom were the Cabalists by far the least familiar to Pico's contemporaries.

Doughty himself, however, attached more importance to his epic and dramatic poetry.

Here she speaks with a fighter calling himself Abu Abdullah, attached to the LiwaelIslam brigade in Aleppo.

Despite his scientific approach, the artist does find himself becoming attached to his creations.

Dougie, quite naturally, though I know it broke his mother's heart, uncoupled himself from her and attached himself to me.