Sentence examples for led himself from inspiring English sources

But if Bush led himself to the gallows onstage, he at least had company.

Robert Falcon Scott, once widely admired for reaching the South Pole, is these days more often seen as a bumbler who started off too late in the season, brought too little food, and, refusing to use dogs to haul his sleds the final half of his journey, led himself and four exhausted colleagues to a frozen end.

He changed the character of each of them for the better, and as well as Ellington's, they included the bands of Benny Goodman – whom he joined when he was 17 – Tommy Dorsey, Harry James and Count Basie, as well as the many fine bands that he later led himself.

Shkreli had founded Turing earlier this year, closing a $90 million Series A round in August that he reportedly led himself.

Raising himself somewhat, the King says going off without leave ("Ohn' Urlaub?") is the sort of impulsiveness which led himself into Klingsor's realm and to his downfall.

Of the three leads – himself, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint – who does he think was the best actor?

Now he has set up walking tours, which he leads himself.

The lonely, admirable Socialist politician Mendes France, who could be envisioned as a possible interim government leader, lead himself open once more to being forced in discard.

And can Mark Messier, who turns 41 in January, help lead himself and the Rangers to their first playoff berth in five seasons?

Introducing himself by his first name, and insisting that rank — though prominently displayed on his fatigues — did not matter, he told the class that he was there to share his experiences as a leader, not to lead himself.

He was unable to "lead himself" out of that morass.