Sentence examples for himself invented from inspiring English sources
Beach himself invented a tunneling shield and the pneumatic tube, among other devices.
He himself invented various microwave-circuit devices and radar systems, including mono-pulse radar and coherent pulse radar.
According to Quinn, he himself invented the film's celebrated dance with the sliding step.
Austin has even alleged that the Magic Mike moniker is one he himself invented for another dancer.
This is a game Haring himself invented for children, a kind of art in the key of play.
The Russian-born Swiss Iouri "iPod" Podladtchikov deposed the reigning snowboarding halfpipe champion Shaun White by landing the signature trick that he himself invented.
And nowhere is this chicanery more evident than in energy, the area of policy closest to the financial and personal interests of Mr Bush and his vice-president, Dick Cheney.What energy crisis?The great irony is that while greens invent an environmental crisis with which to berate Mr Bush, he himself invents an energy crisis to justify his ungreen, pork-barrel energy policies.
"I'll have what Donald Trump's having!" "Donald Trump built the first hotel all by himself and invented the concept of lodging".
He was an inventor himself: he invented a moldboard for plows, a swivel chair, a pedometer, a camp stool, and a copying device, among other things.
To express himself he invented a nine-line stanza, the first eight of five stresses and the last of six, whose rhyme pattern is ababbcbcc.
Somewhere, I suspect he is having a chuckle that the caricature of himself he invented is still fooling most of the people, most of the time.
