Sentence examples for himself unveiled from inspiring English sources

Android / iPhone Talking of the Olympics, Boris Johnson himself unveiled this official guide to the host city earlier this week.

The trouble is that Mr Bush has himself unveiled one spending programme after another in the past few months, so the contrast with Mr Gore is less sharp than it might be.

Mr. Jones, a weight lifter himself, unveiled his first machine at a weight-lifting convention in Los Angeles in 1970, having hauled it there in a rented trailer from his home in Florida.

Mandela himself unveiled the statue of himself across the road from the House of Commons.

One does wonder what Cobain would have thought of the concrete statue of himself unveiled a few weeks ago in his hometown of Aberdeen, Washington.

Thierry Henry recently had a statue of himself unveiled outside Arsenal's Emirates Stadium  - if Wotton can help Argyle stay in the Football League who knows what tribute Argyle fans will create in honour of a true local hero.

So Mr Smith now finds himself unveiling revised plans for the scheme, in which task Mr Blair has granted him the assistance of his Svengali, Peter Mandelson.The going with the ROH will get rough for Mr Smith.

The painting, commissioned by Mr. Dempsey himself, was unveiled in 1944, 25 years after the famous knockout in Toledo, Ohio, gained him the heavyweight crown.

WHEN a former bootlegger calling himself Donn Beach unveiled a potent triple-rum drink named the Navy Grog at his Hollywood restaurant Don the Beachcomber, he reportedly limited customers to two.

After all, President George W. Bush himself had unveiled the project 5 years earlier, and his then-Secretary of Energy, Spencer Abraham, had called it "one of the boldest steps our nation has taken toward a pollution-free energy future".

"I cried for the statue [of himself, which was unveiled at Emirates Stadium last month].