Sentence examples for risking himself from inspiring English sources

Risking himself for a single victory was not Kittel's way.

Embry gave Braham a stern rebuke for risking himself in such a fashion.

Mark A. Perigard of the Boston Herald criticized Kody Brown for opening himself and his family up to potential criminal prosecution by appearing in the series, describing him as "a lawbreaker who is risking himself and the family he claims is so precious just to star in his own TV show".

In doing so, he risks himself, a freedom without a bond is empty and meaningless.

While other "first string" Democrats decided that George Bush couldn't be beaten, Clinton decided to risk himself.

I remember a man whom we hid with through the night, who risked himself to take us to my aunt's house, so we might get to safety.

Then came the awful story of the camps: sick and in pain, Blum risked himself to help others and fought his despair by reciting literature and telling stories about his beloved art of ballet.

The recommendation adds that under bazooka and mortar fire "his decision to risk himself and his tanks in close country and in the dark was a very bold one.

"Mr. Li shoulders the venture risks himself but the foundation will enjoy the capital and proceeds, to support its philanthropic initiatives.

Everybody's got to lose somebody they love to be motivated and to fight and risk himself or herself.

All the while risking lighting himself on fire (risk liability).