Sentence examples for himself constructed from inspiring English sources

Besides performing on various woodwinds, he taught their use to wealthy amateurs, and he himself constructed flutes and musettes.

There Schrödinger says that he has himself constructed "an example very similar to your exploding powder keg", and proceeds to outline the cat (Fine 1996, pp. 82 83).

Alvarez also himself constructed an apparatus of Geiger counter tubes arranged as a cosmic ray telescope, and under the aegis of his faculty advisor Arthur Compton, conducted an experiment in Mexico City to measure the so-called East West effect of cosmic rays.

Dr. Ginsberg himself constructs crossword puzzles as a hobby, with more than two dozen published in The New York Times.

Soon Mr. Mikulec found himself constructing all sorts of figures and objects, adding lifelike textures and then posing and arranging them in virtual environments.

It's also wonderful to learn that Hugh Chisholm, the idealistic businessman who had, in the late nineteenth century, founded the Oxford mill in Rumford, built model housing for his workers and envisioned himself constructing a "City in the Wilderness".

Perhaps the most impractical, and charmingly quixotic, aspect of Partch's project was that it could be realized only on instruments that he himself had constructed.

Meant to be portable, performed by the artist himself and constructed of small parts, it was a distillation of a real circus, continuing to expand its content until it fit in five large suitcases.

Moreover, it makes little sense to suppose that Plato would introduce a way out of the dilemma he himself has constructed without explicitly alerting his readers to that fact.

For the past twenty-one years, Theo has devoted himself to constructing animals that can walk on the beach powered only by the wind.

To his credit, when he gathered himself to construct a you-know-free response, it was high-road all the way.