Sentence examples for its own when from inspiring English sources

It'll sell for $70 on its own when it ships later this year, or you can buy it for $80 in a bundle with an Echo Dot.

So why not spin it off to shareholders where it can sink into oblivion on its own when it runs out of cash and borrowing power?

Riders who have tried it say that it comes into its own when you are driving at typical superhighway speeds and then you decide to accelerate.

The Romney campaign decided long ago that it didn't need a real economic plan of its own when it could just bash the president's.

Once she has made it, it really comes into its own when she invites her friends in to play too.

Tesco, Britain's biggest supermarket, is in a class of its own when it comes to apostrophe abuse.

The Bengali language really comes into its own when it comes to dishing out discipline and that is something she excelled in.

It comes into its own when the police come to evict Roma from settlements, says Damian Le Bas, a British Roma and writer.

Apple managed to smuggle in a price rise of its own when it announced new iPhones and boosted the storage available on iPads.

ZTE chief executive Shi Lirong told BBC chief business correspondent Linda Yueh that China holds its own when it comes to bright ideas.

The government might need to develop biological weapons of its own when it does this research (Bioweapons);   6) Understand the evolution of different ethnic groups, and where they come from.