Sentence examples for nourish himself from inspiring English sources

Most important, he will learn how to nourish himself and his family, and I can't imagine any greater achievement of manhood.

"I told him that he needed to find a different way to nourish himself than drinking scotch, smoking cigarettes and buying Cheez Doodles from the vending machines," Mr. Strum said.

Two and a half days before to the July 4 hot dog contest, Chestnut will stop eating solid foods and nourish himself with supplements, milk and lots of water to empty his system.

He told the astonished man who gave him the food to nourish himself, "I see a lot more people hungrier than I am.

Thierry Pouget, the cinematographer on "Vengo," said that on the set Mr. Gatlif "nourishes himself from everything that's around him.

"Unlike the baboon who gluts himself only on food, man nourishes himself mostly on self-esteem," wrote Becker in The Birth and Death of Meaning (1962).

Yuri Gargarin, the first man in orbit that year, nourished himself with two toothpaste tubes of meat puree and one of chocolate.

Dickens wrote in a letter that he "supped thirty strong in a rambling room with a great wood-fire," probably nourishing himself on the same local cheese and wine that the monks serve today.

Stevens nourished himself on the Senate floor with raw eggs and terrapin, port and brandy.

It was one of several troughs within a few blocks of one another where seemingly anyone with rudimentary door-talking skills could freely nourish and inebriate himself.

A misguided nostalgia persists for Stalin himself, nourished by the official falsification of his history.