Sentence examples for practice himself from inspiring English sources

He also has the established, entrepreneurial vision of someone who then went on to build a successful practice himself.

The Florida authorities say Mr. Berger set up the dental offices in Miami-Dade, Browand and Palm Beach Counties but did not practice himself, the authorities said.

Such revelations amounted to a conversion for Campbell, who returned to Britain determined to proselytise for this domestically dormant art - and to resume its practice himself.

His aides have been impressing upon him the need to aggressively confront Mitt Romney — who spent part of Thursday on debate practice himself — for shifting his position on a variety of issues.

Now that prices have dropped, the only change he has made is to resume driving his 12-year-old daughter to basketball practice himself instead of arranging car pools.

As justice secretary, Gove was a firm believer in the saying, "If you can't do the time, don't do the crime," but he's not finding it so easy to put into practice himself.

In Mr. Wolff's hands their storytelling becomes a metaphor both for people's need to make narrative order out of the chaos of daily existence and for the fiction-making process he practices himself.

In 1895, proud and optimistic, Sullivan began to practice by himself.

Meanwhile, Chewbacca survives his surgery but resigns from his medical practice, devoting himself to philanthropy.

Now, Dr. Espada, 63, is putting down his scalpel to practice politics himself.

He said that he was aware that some players listened to their bats, but that he didn't practice it himself.