Sentence examples for participate himself from inspiring English sources

"I hope he will participate himself immediately after the G20 summit meeting," Ban said.

Armed with only a 35-millimeter single-lens reflex camera and boundless enthusiasm, Mr. Grannis, now in his 80's, began documenting the California surfing scene more than 40 years ago and hasn't stopped yet, while continuing to participate himself.

Awkward though he may be, there's something charming about watching him suppress a giggle at his team's antics, and on occasion, participate himself.

And I believe that the fact that President Obama has agreed to participate himself may suggest that the U.S. has some better understandings on what China and India will do.

Wenger's stance is common among doctors in California: He accepts that physician-aided death is now legal -- in fact, he's in charge of implementing the new law at UCLA -- but remains unlikely to participate himself, saying it goes against his oath to save lives.

"My operation," Bowers states adamantly, "was not a prostitution ring", though he admits that he was happy to "pocket the tip" when participating himself and does not deny that in the early days at the gas station, he charged people by the dollar to peep on various activities in the toilets.

The instances where the accused admits of mistreatments by his subordinates and his punishment of them "should have put the accused on notice that mistreatments were occurring". To the contrary, he "set a pattern for his subordinates to follow" by participating himself in the mistreatments.

Although King supported the rides, he considered them too dangerous to participate in himself.

In the midst of the Revolutionary upheaval, Saint-Just, eager to participate, found himself ignored.

As the African sporting story of the year continues to write itself at the Tour de France, the head of MTN-Qhubeka, the first team from the continent to participate, finds himself at the foot of the Alps for the final days of epic racing.

It's a world McNamee, the author of "Alice Waters and Chez Panisse" (in which I am briefly quoted), seems to have participated in himself, though he self-effacingly omits his own experience and memories while making some of his opinions clear.