Sentence examples for own as for from inspiring English sources

(The audience howled with mirth at this, and I could see what was cruel and effective about it, but funny? For a guy about to have a child of his own?) As for Ethan, he waits until the two of them, short of cash, decide to catch some sleep in the car, and then, by way of a nightcap, beats off.

While it does not seem to have wings of its own, as Women for Independence does, it is still welcome.

Cornish pasties, the packed lunches that came into their own as meals for tin and copper miners in the 17th century, can now only be made in Cornwall.

The Modern's temporary exhibition galleries come into their own as containers for 40 of Martin Puryear's elegantly thoughtful, mostly wooden sculptures.

After Plotinus, in fact Aristotle was studied on his own as preparation for studying Plato.

This argument is generally accepted on its own as sufficient for authentication [23].

But Glow may also be settling into its own as a destination for art lovers.

Many groomers are also scrambling to develop product lines of their own as the market for luxury pet products booms.

Curry's been on her own as a designer for 11 years now.

Last, the validity of BMI assessment on its own as a criterion for entry into military service is questionable.

I should make the name as like my own as possible to account for the mistake.