Sentence examples for saddle himself from inspiring English sources

But, he said, Mr. McCain "has decided to saddle himself up with George Bush".

Men get abstract with their ideas". I asked him why a man his age would saddle himself with a new relationship and the inevitable host of accompanying demands.

Colin Davis's performance in St Paul's as part of the City of London festival was wrecked by the cathedral's foggy acoustic, while in Edinburgh, Donald Runnicles managed to saddle himself with a line-up of soloists that did the piece few favours.

For a candidate with a particular need to project gravitas, an aura of insincerity is the last thing Rubio needs to saddle himself with.

And that's how my husband-to-be saddled himself with my debt.

Carlsen voluntarily saddled himself with an isolated center pawn by playing 10 ed4, but the pawn gave him more space to attack.

Where blood is concerned, we think he ought to do the job he patriotically saddled himself with but at the same time mind his own business.

By knifing Mr Letta in the back instead of waiting for a general election that was expected to come early next year, he has saddled himself with at least three handicaps.

Mulcair saddled himself with a platform that is heavy on policy trinkets (think restoring home delivery of snail mail), and is more fiscally prudent than political prudence would recommend.

Second, Mr Renzi has laid himself open to the charge of dodging trial by public opinion (especially if, as he has suggested, he now tries to stay in power until the scheduled end of the present legislature in 2018).Third and most important, he has saddled himself with the same heterogeneous coalition that slowed down Mr Letta.

Heyneke Meyer admits it: there have been times in the none-too-distant past when he has struck the wrong  emotional chord in preparing his Springbok side for a  meeting with the All Blacks and saddled himself with a bunch of over-motivated players as a consequence.