Sentence examples for states himself from inspiring English sources

President Barack Obama plans to hit four states himself today.

Mr. Dukakis was buoyed by the fact that none of them appeared to have a majority path to the nomination, even though he wasn't winning all that many states himself.

He has lived in the States himself since the mid 90s and, he told me a few weeks after Petit's performance in the park, was intrigued by the culture-clash element of the coup: the NYPD seem to have found the act itself less aggravating than the fact that Petit offered no rationale for it beyond an impish Gallic shrug.

Bahá'u'lláh, however, states himself that the essence of God will never descend into the human world.

(He agreed to repay the state himself for a $3,178 dinner for his Irish relatives).

Many in the Tory party, possibly even the secretary of state himself, might relish this legacy.

"He comes from a state himself," he said, "and we've talked, I think, about every one of the states.

There is now less coordination across organisations and the secretary of state himself has no responsibility to provide a comprehensive NHS.

Ray has even enlisted, at the expense of American taxpayers, a spy at Morel's anti-credulism lectures: "Sending in a live asset had been rational, granted that he had been in an irrational state himself over Morel".

6) Roddy White, ATL — White has stated himself that Atlanta will not be relying on him as much this season, but that is easier said than done after kickoff.

Just over a week ago, Mr. Sharon rejected a decision by the Likud's central committee to oppose any Palestinian state west of the Jordan River, though he is in no hurry to create such a state himself.