Sentence examples for lived himself from inspiring English sources

To put himself through high school in New Delhi, he sold milk door to door to the political elite in a neighborhood where he later lived himself.

Manifesting a nostalgia for times he never lived himself, this contemporary urban harlequin appropriates outmoded fashions (the mustache, the tiny shorts), mechanisms (fixed-gear bicycles, portable record players) and hobbies (home brewing, playing trombone).

Sievey set his character's life in the village, where he lived himself, and, as Frank, hosted tours of the area for fans.

It was also the Sorting Hat's original choice for the Boy Who Lived himself, but that's neither here nor there.

Manifesting a nostalgia for times he never lived himself, this contemporary urban harlequin appropriates outmoded fashions (the moustache, the tiny shorts), mechanisms (fixed-gear bicycles, portable record players) and hobbies (home brewing, playing trombone)." Sorry, what?

This archetype, she says, "Manifest[s] a nostalgia for times he never lived himself, this contemporary urban harlequin appropriates outmoded fashions (the mustache, the tiny shorts), mechanisms (fixed-gear bicycles, portable record players) and hobbies (home brewing, playing trombone)." At first, when I read this, I thought that to some extent I fit the very mold that Wampole lays out.

Her husband, long-lived himself, died in 1998, and Stoehr, who had been living on the farm alone, only left it in May this year, moving to an apartment where she is still largely independent.

(And incidentally, where he lives himself).

Hoping to liven himself up, he orders from room service, and sighs: "I really need that coke".

He has outlived his brother and two sisters by 20 years and has less than a year to live himself.

"Richard Huckle spent several years integrating himself into the community in which he lived, making himself a trusted figure.