Sentence examples for its own comes from inspiring English sources

"A Mind of Its Own" comes after similar volumes on breasts and clitorises.

But the 1967 "Fantastique," besides having a ferocity all its own, comes in a whole treasure box of other incisive Berlioz recordings by Mr. Boulez in his early maturity.

A launch of Square in the UK on its own comes after we have heard from sources that Square also considered coming here by way of acquisition, buying a European player like iZettle as a way to enter the market.

The final confirmation of our theory that the human cell recognizes the sponge protein as its own comes from tests in Boyden chambers.

"It collapsed on its own?" "Came loose, more.

DreamWorks even initially passed on its own coming Will Ferrell comedy, "Anchorman," which it helped develop.

Fried catfish ($14), fair on its own, came with a wonderful Mexican-inspired accofpaniment of corn, black beans and hominy.

We think that the advantage of Melody on its own over Rhyme on its own came about because Melody naturally affected all syllables of the training sentences.

Of course, perhaps you heard, Apple has a new device of its own coming out tomorrow.

Let go and, rather than bowling along on its own, it comes to a halt.

Or have that rice on its own; it comes in a small bamboo cup.