Sentence examples for start himself to from inspiring English sources

Worcestershire's young wicketkeeper Ben Cox, who has made an excellent start himself to his first season as the county's first-choice keeper, admits that it is a real challenge trying to pick Ajmal's amazing variety of spin options.

He is a self-taught filmmaker, beginning to work at eighteen in the cinema industry and acquiring skills on over twenty films before starting himself to write and direct his own.

It was the 1980s, and a new job had forced Frank Senko to stop carpooling with a group of friends and start driving himself to and from work.

Soon he would have to start driving himself to a new high school across town, navigating a maze of streets clogged by frantic drivers.

Suddenly, one jumped up on to this rock and started shaking himself to get the snow off his back.

When Bill Clinton was 8, he started taking himself to church.

Not satisfied with his opponent's performance, he started hitting himself to make the fight more of a challenge.

Last year, in an online discussion forum, a commenter wrote, "I stopped reading his BS when he started comparing himself to Batman".

Information was gathered from iPhone apps and automatically uploaded to Sharma's site, and additional stats came from monthly blood tests he started subjecting himself to.

He got a part-time job at a library for money to buy his own drums and started teaching himself to play.

At this point, Carson starts to chuckle to himself.