Sentence examples for own comes from inspiring English sources

"A Mind of Its Own" comes after similar volumes on breasts and clitorises.

Yet América Móvil's offer for the 40 percent in Telmex it does not already own comes at an 11 percent premium to where the stock has traded over the last 30 days.

She nonetheless still shows a notable lack of enthusiasm for arranged marriages generally, and when the subject of her own comes up she discusses it almost as one removed.

But the 1967 "Fantastique," besides having a ferocity all its own, comes in a whole treasure box of other incisive Berlioz recordings by Mr. Boulez in his early maturity.

2) You can put the heating on and not feel too guilty about it   Living on your own comes with a great deal of responsibility, including the discipline to not have the heating on constantly, especially during the cold winter months.

Often, the suggestion that it's better to commune with pictures on your own comes from people who don't like the fact that the experience of art has been radically democratised in the postwar period and that many people much prefer the experience of looking at art together with the supplementary information that an exhibition entails.

That's where organisations like my own come in.

"It collapsed on its own?" "Came loose, more.

The fiction books I read on my own came from the library.

About has difficult a policy goal as our own, come to think of it!

Hold your own Come Dine With Me with other student houses 29.