Sentence examples for himself built in from inspiring English sources

Levittown and its descendants (three of which Levitt himself built in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Puerto Rico, all of which he also named Levittown) lured a generation out of the cities.

Last month – not long after his Finance and Economic Development Minister announced that Zimbabwe's external debt stands at around £3.5 billion – he used £9.44 million of taxpayers' funds for his 90th birthday bash, daughter's wedding and to commission giant statues of himself, built in North Korea, to commemorate his 34-year rule.

Last month not long after his finance and economic development minister announced that Zimbabwe's external debt stands at around $6 billion—he used almost $16 million of taxpayers' funds for his 90th birthday bash, for his daughter's wedding, and to commission giant statues of himself, built in North Korea, to commemorate his 34-year rule.

The first racing car completely designed by Ferrari himself was built in 1937, for Alfa Romeo.

Like Danny himself, Freedomland, built in the Bronx on the site now occupied by Co-op City, is a mostly forgotten relic.

But rather than the return to the presidential palace he dreamed of, it may be Mr Fujimori's fate to join Mr Montesinos and Mr Guzmán in the high-security jail he himself ordered built in a naval fortress.

He is buried in Winchester Cathedral, where his effigy can be seen in the chantry chapel he himself had built in the nave.

He had long evaded U.S.-assisted manhunts before negotiating an agreement with the Colombian government in 1991 under which he took up residence in a "prison" he himself had built in the hills above his home city.

Katkhuda was buried in a mausoleum he himself had built in Al-Azhar; in 1776, he became the first person (and the last) to be interred within the mosque since Nafissa al-Bakriyya, a female mystic who had died around 1588.

In the same way Pichot himself built careers for himself in English rugby, with Richmond and Bristol, and in France – in 2007, that year of years, he led the Parisian club Stade Français to the domestic title, thereby becoming the first foreigner to achieve the feat – most of the current front-line Argentine players earn their corn in the northern hemisphere.

Rosenberg calls Voth "both the most memoiristic and the most character-driven" figure in the novel; by presenting a fictionalized, flawed version of himself, he builds in an awareness of his own privileges and shortcomings as an author, and ours as readers.