Sentence examples for reached himself from inspiring English sources

Lord Adonis told BBC Radio 4's PM: "Gordon's decision to hand on the Labour leadership is a decision he reached himself after considering the results of the election.

Deciding to get serious about his studies, Kirn, "with virtually no stored literary material about which to harbor critical assumptions...[relies on his] gift for mimicking authority figures and playing back to them their own ideas as though they were conclusions...[he'd] reached himself".

He has over-reached himself, and the universe will punish him for it by killing him.

But on this occasion, he seems to have over-reached himself.

Then, in megalomaniac mode, he entirely over-reached himself by deciding that he should run the country.

Until then Davies was doing quite well, and he over-reached himself and Patten crushed him with withering disdain.

Labour's general election coordinator, Douglas Alexander, said that Clegg had "over-reached himself" and that the anti-Labour rhetoric being used by the Lib Dems would help Labour in Conservative/Labour maginals.

In October 1998, nine months after he stepped down as commander-in-chief to take the lifelong senate seat guaranteed to him in his constitution, he almost over-reached himself.

He suggested the Lib Dem leader was "intoxicated" by the good publicity he has been receiving, and said Clegg had "over-reached himself... in getting into the speculation business".

Renault's ageing product range, meanwhile, has led to falling sales and market share in Europe.So is it time to write off Mr Ghosn as a gifted turnaround artist who began to believe his own publicity and over-reached himself when he took on the running of Renault as well as Nissan in 2005?

Perhaps it's the sound of a man over-reaching himself.